heather_dw
Two angel babies.
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Ugh, I need to talk. Putting this here, since my posts tend to get lost in the shuffle in big threads
I went to the doctor's today. Of course, they did a pelvic exam to make sure I didn't have enlarged ovary or any weird crap, which I didn't. They wanted to put me on Clomid, which supposedly helps you ovulate better (which is odd, since I'm already ovulating) and raises progesterone after ovulation, which I think is my problem. They also gave me metformin/Glucophage which is mainly used to treat type 2 diabetes, but they also use it for women with Poly cystic ovaries. Now, she never told me I had poly cystic ovary syndrome although i did have cysts on my ovary (which is why I lost one of them). I thought PCOS made you ovulate irregularly, which I don't.
I have mixed feelings about all this. On one hand, it's like "UGH!" that I need THIS much help in the first place. On the other hand, it's like "well, at least I'm doing SOMETHING to possibly prevent this from happening a third time. Doctor had thought she'd already put me on glucophage months ago, so that was pretty weird. Lady in the waiting room next to me had all these ultrasound pictures of her baby boy and was talking on her cellphone all about it. ugh. I feel like that the fact I have to do all this, just means it's more likely to never happen.
I'm taking so much stuff now, it's crazy. I feel like I'm personally keeping the pharmacy in business. I'm just unsure if the glucophage and clomid will help. the bottle says I only take it cycle days 5-9. I thought that clomid dried up your "good mucus" but the doctor said that's mainly only if you take it for 3 months +. Does this mean that I only have a few shots at this with clomid? I hate when I think of questions after I leave the doc's office. Feeling a little blue and confused emotions about all of this.
I went to the doctor's today. Of course, they did a pelvic exam to make sure I didn't have enlarged ovary or any weird crap, which I didn't. They wanted to put me on Clomid, which supposedly helps you ovulate better (which is odd, since I'm already ovulating) and raises progesterone after ovulation, which I think is my problem. They also gave me metformin/Glucophage which is mainly used to treat type 2 diabetes, but they also use it for women with Poly cystic ovaries. Now, she never told me I had poly cystic ovary syndrome although i did have cysts on my ovary (which is why I lost one of them). I thought PCOS made you ovulate irregularly, which I don't.
I have mixed feelings about all this. On one hand, it's like "UGH!" that I need THIS much help in the first place. On the other hand, it's like "well, at least I'm doing SOMETHING to possibly prevent this from happening a third time. Doctor had thought she'd already put me on glucophage months ago, so that was pretty weird. Lady in the waiting room next to me had all these ultrasound pictures of her baby boy and was talking on her cellphone all about it. ugh. I feel like that the fact I have to do all this, just means it's more likely to never happen.
I'm taking so much stuff now, it's crazy. I feel like I'm personally keeping the pharmacy in business. I'm just unsure if the glucophage and clomid will help. the bottle says I only take it cycle days 5-9. I thought that clomid dried up your "good mucus" but the doctor said that's mainly only if you take it for 3 months +. Does this mean that I only have a few shots at this with clomid? I hate when I think of questions after I leave the doc's office. Feeling a little blue and confused emotions about all of this.