Hello April,
I'm glad to hear that you're feeling positive this cycle, although it's a shame that the doctor couldn't confirm if you ovulated or not this cycle! I hope you're enjoying the sunshine in Lanzorate- you must be there there by now, right? Did you manage to watch the Royal Wedding where you were? We watched it here in Dubai, and even ordered fish n' chips in honour of the occasion! Yum! It was so nice to watch it, although I think TTC has certainly changed my outlook on things...a year ago I would have thought it was so sweet that everyone kept talking about how Kate will make a great mother. Instead, I just kept thinking, 'I hope that she doesn't have a problem TTC!' Could you imagine the pressure on her if she had troubles? It would really be awful.
I went for my first follicle tracking today, which showed that I have a little follicle growing- it's about 12 mm right now. I usually ovulate on Day 16 and today was Day 11, so the doctor thinks that I'm on track. But the doctor also found something odd on my uterus...a medium-sized polyp!
I'm a bit frustrated that no one has picked up on this before...I must have had about 20 ultrasounds over the past year and every time they say that my uterus looks fine. But the doctor went and looked in my file and saw that the polyp was there in the old scans too...it was a bit smaller, but no one had picked up on it.
So I'm not really sure what to think now. Could this be my diagnosis?? My doctor said that a polyp can sometimes act like a coil IUD, preventing implantation, which would explain why the IUI I did in December didn't work. But then I was reading about polyps online and there's a lot of debate about whether or not they cause infertility. Some doctors say that there is no evidence that polyps cause implantation problems. Hence the confusion!
Anyway, I'll be going in for another scan tomorrow. The doctor here thinks that doing so many scans is overkill and unneccesary, but since my Napro doctor wants me to do it, I'm going ahead with all the scans. There must be a reason why they want daily scans for the Napro system, so I told my doctor here that I want to do it anyway.
I hope that things are going well with you, April- let me know how you're doing and whether you ovulated!
Amber, how are you doing, hun? Are you still on the Napro system?
Take care ladies!