CurlySue
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Well, it only lasted five minutes. If that. I went in feeling really nervous, actually, and hoping to Christ I was not fobbed off, so to speak, because you hear so many horror stories, don't you, about people being told to go away, to relax, etc.
OH's sperm results were fine. Perfectly normal. And, despite being told that my hormones were wonky I was told "Well, they don't indicate PCOS or anything like that so it's not a worry!"
He said I had endometriosis in the pelvic area that was "borderline stage 2" and that, whilst it is known to spread and worsen at this stage it is not going to affect my ability to get pregnant because it is not blocking any of the tubes.
He said that "the only worry he has is my overly long cycles and the fact that I do not ovulate as regularly as I should" - i.e. in all the time I have been temping I have only had confirmed ovulation around 50% of the time and that my cycles are often 50 days plus yet can be as low as 23 days.
So, he has given me a six month supply of Clomid at 50mg but "if I don't ovulate this month to up it to 100 mg"...
He has given me an appointment in four months time and if I am not pregnant by then he will put me "straight onto the IVF waiting list."
No mention of IUI, no mention of ICSI...straight to IVF waiting list. And, get this...
"It should take 3 - 4 months for you to get to the top of the list because we were told to use the excess money we had or lose it!"
I looked shocked and, as I said to him, "When I was here in July I was told the waiting list was four years."
"It was," he said. "It's not, now."
So...in 7 - 8 months time, if I am not pregnant I could be starting IVF.
WTF?
OH's sperm results were fine. Perfectly normal. And, despite being told that my hormones were wonky I was told "Well, they don't indicate PCOS or anything like that so it's not a worry!"
He said I had endometriosis in the pelvic area that was "borderline stage 2" and that, whilst it is known to spread and worsen at this stage it is not going to affect my ability to get pregnant because it is not blocking any of the tubes.
He said that "the only worry he has is my overly long cycles and the fact that I do not ovulate as regularly as I should" - i.e. in all the time I have been temping I have only had confirmed ovulation around 50% of the time and that my cycles are often 50 days plus yet can be as low as 23 days.
So, he has given me a six month supply of Clomid at 50mg but "if I don't ovulate this month to up it to 100 mg"...
He has given me an appointment in four months time and if I am not pregnant by then he will put me "straight onto the IVF waiting list."
No mention of IUI, no mention of ICSI...straight to IVF waiting list. And, get this...
"It should take 3 - 4 months for you to get to the top of the list because we were told to use the excess money we had or lose it!"
I looked shocked and, as I said to him, "When I was here in July I was told the waiting list was four years."
"It was," he said. "It's not, now."
So...in 7 - 8 months time, if I am not pregnant I could be starting IVF.
WTF?