Sizzles
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I'm hoping some of you might share your experiences of the order of investigations which have taken place when exploring infertility.
We've been ttc for 21 months now (22 cycles) with no BFPs. I saw GP after 9 months or so and he ran the necessary hormone bloods; one had to be re-done as the lab screwed up, but otherwise they came back normal, so GP suggested OH have SA. Well, nearly a year passed before OH finally did his thing last Friday and I've just had the results which have come back 'normal'. Unfortunately the surgery didn't have any more details than 'normal - no further action' and the hospital handout specified that results were only available through GP, therefore I don't have a breakdown to check and see whether I think it's normal! So anyway, I've booked an appointment with GP to discuss 'what next?' but it's not until 16th Jan and I'm impatient to know what they might suggest as the next investigation. Is there anything I can do/say to hurry things through? I have a feeling my mother had/has endo, but we're not really close so I don't want to ask and lay my ttc cards on the table.
Thanks for 'listening'!
We've been ttc for 21 months now (22 cycles) with no BFPs. I saw GP after 9 months or so and he ran the necessary hormone bloods; one had to be re-done as the lab screwed up, but otherwise they came back normal, so GP suggested OH have SA. Well, nearly a year passed before OH finally did his thing last Friday and I've just had the results which have come back 'normal'. Unfortunately the surgery didn't have any more details than 'normal - no further action' and the hospital handout specified that results were only available through GP, therefore I don't have a breakdown to check and see whether I think it's normal! So anyway, I've booked an appointment with GP to discuss 'what next?' but it's not until 16th Jan and I'm impatient to know what they might suggest as the next investigation. Is there anything I can do/say to hurry things through? I have a feeling my mother had/has endo, but we're not really close so I don't want to ask and lay my ttc cards on the table.
Thanks for 'listening'!