Well I'm finally going to see my doctor tomorrow to find out what's going on with me! I'm CD76 right now and no sign of AF which is totally crazy because my cycles were always 25-35 days before starting Metformin. Can't wait to hear what the doctor has to say!
Thanks.. I'm happy to have found this website after finding out I have pcos all which makes it a lil harder to concieve I felt down n not myself.. no one in my life really understand wat I'm goin thru its hard especially not knowing when ur ovulating or if u missed ur period bcuz u Cud b pregnant then get a neg... I no I'm not alone in this n there other women goin thru the same thing.. its gd to have a support system
Aww bless you bet it feels like the longest two weeks ever! Try and do happy things and not stress! Easier said than done though!
BABY DUST!!!!!!!
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Im okay ish thanks! How r u? Hope well?!
Im on CD18!
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BABY DUST AND GOOD LUCK!
Well I'm finally going to see my doctor tomorrow to find out what's going on with me! I'm CD76 right now and no sign of AF which is totally crazy because my cycles were always 25-35 days before starting Metformin. Can't wait to hear what the doctor has to say!
Good luck and keep us posted...!!!
I was diagnosed with PCOS when I was 16 years old. I obviously wasn't trying to conceive then, but doctors didn't do anything to treat symptoms and eventually, my periods stopped all together. I might have had one in an entire year. I started TTC back in 2005, but my first RE (who I went to simply because my insurance covered the visits 100%) wouldn't try to help me conceive until he got my periods on track. So we spent a year of nerve racking hormone therapies and pill after pill. It was so horrible, that at one point, I didn't stop bleeding HEAVILY for almost two months. I became anemic and eventually they had to triple dose me with birth control just to get the bleeding to stop.
Eventually, I was able to start on Clomid and went through three cycles of that with no luck. I was also on Metformin. I had a lot of trouble with this RE because he acted as if I was nothing but a paycheck to him and couldn't care less about me as a person, much less, a patient. Eventually, after several procedures, I took a break due to my emotional/mental stress.
Since then, I found a private clinic that my insurance does NOT cover (UGH), but I absolutely LOVE them. Since then, I have made more progress in less than 6 months than I did the entire time I was with the other RE.
Apparently, not only do I have PCOS...but my right fallopian tube was found to be blocked via an HSG. I was heart broken. It just seemed like everything was weighing against me.
I'm currently on my 2nd cycle of Femara with HCG trigger shot. I'm in the two week limbo right now, waiting to see if AF comes this time around or not. I have one more cycle of Femara I can try, and then they want to talk about IVF. I REALLY do not want to go down that route, but hopefully I won't have to cross that bridge.
I completely understand the frustrations and heart aches that everyone has experienced with PCOS. When I had taken my long break, I even halfway convinced myself that I did not even want children. I went out and bought me a motorcycle and moved on with my life. The stress of trying to conceive actually caused my husband and I to divorce in 2008. Since then, I ended up marrying my best friend of many years. (Who would have thought!) So we started TTC since January of this year. My first husband actually REFUSED to have a semen analysis, swearing there was nothing wrong with him. (Yes, he was THAT arrogant)
Luckily, my husband now was ready and willing and he came back PERFECT. They said he had EXCELLENT results. I was very relieved that we didn't have another hurdle to jump, but at the same time, it was kind of heart breaking to realize that everything is my fault. I'm the reason why we can't have children. I'm the one who is broken.
After my Femara cycles, I believe I'm going to hang it up again, if they aren't successful. I can't keep stressing myself out like this, as I don't want to end up like I did last time. So good luck to all of you and send a little luck my way too, please :-D
Hi everyone...I hope you don't mind me jumping in .. but I could use some feedback.
I'm 29 and just found out I have PCOS (thin). I used to have regular cycles until about college when I started cutting back on calories and fat, etc (I was never overweight)...as well as intense running/lifting for my college's running program. I got put on the pill and just stayed on it until last year when DH and I decided we were ready to TTC. We waited until this January to start.. I had been having longer cycles (45-55 days) since stopping the pill but I was still getting AF so I figured it would even out. I got AF in December and then nothing until mid April a week after seeing the gyno. The gyno did bloodwork and diagnosed me with PCOS bc my testosterone was slightly elevated. I was shocked/upset/frustrated/embarrassed, etc and couldn't believe it. I had worked all my life to try to be a healthy eater and fit (I still run quite a bit now) and it seemed like it was all in vain upon the diagnosis. I always thought it was due to my working out/eating habits that I wasn't getting my AF back then, so I figured I once I worked on that..which I have since then...that things would be normal again...especially since my Mom never had any issues with her cycles, etc.
I was about to get put on Provera when like I said, I got AF a few days after my gyno appt. I was thrilled. I didn't want to take any meds. It was incredibly heavy for a day and a half..never had it that heavy before..then got lighter over the next few days..but seemed I was lightly spotting for several days. Finally it stopped completely and now I'm at CD17 and started getting spotting again. Sorry if it's TMI but it's bright red spotting, but more like bleeding since it was more than just when wiping....so sorry if TMI... No cramps or anything..but it has me concerned that I'm totally messed up. I never had midcycle bleeding before...spotting a few days before AF, yes, but never this and never this heavy .. Again, it's not heavy like AF heavy, but heavy for spotting.. I feel like TTC is going to be even harder if I'm constantly spotting...don't want to BD when I'm like this..
Does anyone have anything like this happen to them?? Thanks so much for letting me jump in ... It's nice to find others that understand..