Welcome to the new people, I'm sorry you find yourselves here.
Spiffynoodles my test didn't go negative until 4 weeks after, but a scan at 4 weeks showed I had in fact ovulated. Judging by ewcm it was approximately 14 days after surgery so it is possible.
Glad you've ovulated Ricschick!
Mom15 the result from my first urine sample for the molar pregnancy follow up is also 6. My blood result will be available Monday afternoon.
I've been reading everyones posts but haven't felt like posting. I've found the last 2 weeks incredibly difficult to cope with the hospital care has once again been awful and I have made the first steps towards making a complaint. When all the molar pregnancy information arrived in the post I pretty much lost the plot. I rang my GP surgery to find out how to get the blood part done and the receptionist was sufficiently concerned about my wellbeing that a GP called me 5 minutes later. I ended up on the phone with the GP for 30 minutes before being given an emergency appointment the following day. I've now been referred for counselling as the GP is concerned about the potential for me developing post traumatic stress disorder. She is also writing to the consultant who discharged me in May to ask them to meet with me to answer my questions regarding how it took so long to get the results and why I was given the okay when they were waiting for the molar test results.
I've now got more stats which would seem to indicate that molar pregnancy is actually pretty rare which may be why the hospital dismissed it without waiting for results. The clinic says for every 1000 live births registered there are only 2 molar pregnancies, and 40% of the tissue sent to them for verification of molar pregnancy is actually recategorised as something else.
The official line from Charing Cross is that I need to complete follow up before trying again. Follow up for me will complete in 4 weeks as long as my bloods are clear on Monday (and there's no reason to believe they won't be). After not being able to get a straight answer from the hospital or GP, I did have a long phone call with one of the specialists on Wednesday though and they have said that as we know my levels were negative at 4 weeks, 8 weeks and 11 weeks the risk to me this month is the same as it will be next month, which is about 1% or not clinically significant. They said I had the information to make an informed decision. So as long as my blood is fine on Monday we will be trying this month. It's really important to me to try this month as It's the last month which will allow me to be past 12 weeks before my due date in October. If nature doesn't happen then I'll have to deal with it, bit not being able to try this month was rather devastating for me, especially after being told in May we were okay to try again. I'm now CD 6 so hopefully the timing is lining up nicely.
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On ovulation day, I had cramps galore on my right side and around to my back same side. 
