gardenofedens
Mommy to Abigail&Aidan
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DARN rainy, I was so hoping you got your bfp!! How many dpo are you? (You need a ticker, lol!)
DARN rainy, I was so hoping you got your bfp!! How many dpo are you? (You need a ticker, lol!)
Some sadness on my end. I'm definitely spotting a little. I knew it felt like AF. ~sniffle~
Darn it! And I had test ready to go and everything!!
DARN rainy, I was so hoping you got your bfp!! How many dpo are you? (You need a ticker, lol!)
10 dpo. How do i get a ticker?
My mid-wife called me back! Yay!
I'm going to do the progesterone testing next cycle (CD21). She didn't say anything about the synthetic progesterone doing squat. Her concern, other than my super short LP, was the fact that both cycles have only been 25 days. That's way too short and also not normal. Also, I have CIN II and I elected to postpone having that treated until I had one baby. Given my 25 day cycle, spotting on DPO8, and CIN II with no treatment, she agreed to go ahead and let me do the progesterone testing.
It's not like it's expensive and I need to have my cholesterol checked anyway. What's one more vile once I've been jabbed? I pay out of pocket for lab testing anyway (only lab costs, no copay, etc.) so I say bring it on.
Apparently I'll have a couple of months worth of progesterone testing to get the big picture and we'll go from there.
It probably also helps that I graduated from nursing school with my mid-wife.
ginger--I'm going to look up what your doc said on pubmed. Not to diss on PCPs, but they aren't experts in everything and I know they don't have time to keep up with everything that's been published. Which is why I keep up with what I need to know for me. I'll let you know what I find.
UPDATE: I found nothing in the literature about what you doc said ginger. I have no idea what she was talking about. My providers know I'm an NP , so they typically tell me stuff like that. If you are worried about conceiving past the age of 34 find a new health care provider. Sure, you *might* return to normal after 9 months (I mean, I see the logical side to her statement) but if that puts you outside of your comfort range, then what was the point of waiting?