Hi Scarlett,
Well it was a great appointment! The doc was attentive and thorough. This was a big thing for me, seeing as the last doc I saw at the hospital (when admitted with the ectopic) was so awful to me - condescending and outright rude, even wagged a finger in my face and spoke to me like a child. Ordinarily I would have put him in his place, but I was in so much pain I just wanted it to be over.
Anyway, this doc had no other appts after me so he took his time. He took my full history down, did an internal check, an internal ultrasound, a smear test and a breast exam too. Then he booked me in with his colleague who specialises in conception difficulties and for a uterine X-ray. I have to do the X-ray on day 8,9 or 10 only so I'm booked for mid march. The appt with the other doc is a week later as I need to take these results with me.
I was mailed the results of the ultrasound this week (also have to take it with me, as well as a blood test to be sure I'm not preg at the time, an STD Test and a buch of meds I need to take before and after. Has anyone had anything like this before??
Apparently once I've had this one they may want to do the dye test, but he said I had to do this one first as the dye test is laparoscopic and requires general anaesthetic (I hadn't realised that).
Another Q for anyone who knows... On the ultrasound results he'd put my antral ovarian follicle count. I hadn't heard of this before so i looked it up (a low number can indicate that not many eggs are left). What I can't find out is, what is considered a low number...? anyone know anything about this?
I'll update after the next doc appt too!
Simone