Infertility...

Ginger I went to the doctor today as I have been crook all week and mentioned it to him about my cycles again, and the discharge I had during the week and wasn't too concerned at all.

We are going into FA next month so no doubt I will be on Clomid again.

Congrats emz - that's such good news! I imagine your head feels like it's been put on backwards at the moment!

All the best for a happy, healthy pregnancy.

Emz congrats

I spoke to fertility associates and the nurse there thinks I could be on provera to bring on my period.She is going to talk to my specialist about it and they will want me to do a full blood count.

I've said it before but YAY emz!!!!

good luck with the provera kiwigal what day are you on??? I took provera to bring the AF i just had on i was on day 109 (it works well!) do you have to take clomid when you get AF?

Our IUI co-ordinator from FA rang up she said that she wants me to have a blood test done tomorrow and will fax the form to Counties Care and will mark it urgently.and will ring me once she gets the results back and depending on what my hormones are doing she will decide if I should be on clomid or provera.

Noodle thanks

Hi,

My name is Sharne and i am 24. My DF and I are starting clom a couple of weeks before our wedding (October) we hope to make ourselves a little Honeymoon bubba!

I have PCOS and very irregular periods. We did one round of clom (50mg) last year, i ov'd but was a BFN.

I look forward to getting to know you all.

I'm going to busy going between here, NZWP and EBB. Way to many forums!!!

Thanks Emma!

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Hi everyone... I'm new to this, but have been looking for a while for somewhere to discuss feelings and issues to do with not conceiving so hope I am in the right place.
My name is Kirsty am 32 and been married for 4 years. Hubby and I have been trying for the last 18 months or so with no joy. I have PCOS (and VERY irregular cycles) and am diabetic (thanks PCOS) and overweight (again thanks PCOS!!).
All my friends seem to be able to just think about a baby and are pregnant... It is getting really demoralising...
Last year I stumbled onto the Ovacue - anyone else heard of it? It is a wee gadget that tests saliva and vaginal fluid electrolytes to give about 5-7 days prediction of ovulation and confirms this has occurred. This cycle managed to identify ovulation 2 weeks ago and managed to time everything right... Negative test yesterday though... needless to say was more than a little emotional . Poor hubby is absolutely incredible.
Anyway... Just wanted to say hi and have a wee vent... turned out to be a bit of an epic story though hasn't it? cheers everyone and I love reading the support you all have for each other!!

Hi Kye... good site is www.pcosupport.org. Not under a specialist at present as my diabetes was only diagnosed last year when I went to GP to get referral to specialist. Have been busy sorting that side of life out and using the ovacue (check out fertilitysolutions.co.nz) which goes the next step to the microscope. I know what you mean about the long cycles, that is what I was told when my PCO was diagnosed (wasn't interested in a family at the time so didn't matter then). My cycles are anything up to 80-90 days, so it was great to get the ovacue and if nothing else I know I do ovulate. Not every cycle, but at least it does happen. Now that the diabetes is sorted I will be heading back to my GP (who is on maternity leave!!) to get a referral to a specialist for help. My specialist I saw last time said we would try Clom as soon as I wanted a family - so have seen someone in the past, which is good from a history side of things.
Anyway check out the ovacue - it is expensive - but if it works then what price for a baby? and the NZ distributor is a really lovely lady and very helpful. Happy to answer any questions for anyone though.