What happens if a cycle is cancelled mid cycle?

rachlee2010

Based on my CD 9 follicle check yesterday and the fact that I am still spotting I expect my cycle to get cancelled tomorrow.  I am wondering what happens? Obviously I stop taking the meds but will I ovulate? How long until a period comes etc??

The dr said I was still spotting due to the femara and low estrogen.  I thought it was finally stopping yesterday but then woke up this morning and its def still there meaning my estrogen isn't rising.  he's having me take two more injections (last night and tonight and going in tomorrow to see if my estrogen is rising and my follicles are growing. I am assuming if i'm still spotting it's not rising and i'm trying to prepare myself for what comes next with this cycle.

Then I wonder what will come next for future cycles if I didn't respond htis month.  We almost did an all injectable cycle and I'm wondering if doing the combo was a mistake..one too many months for my body on femara. 

ellebelle2384

I never did IUI so I can't answer your questions about that but I'm hoping you can get some answers and a good plan.

AprilDrew04

I've never done a combo cycle, but if you had a follie growing then you should still ovulate.

Femara did not work with me...I always ovulated early taking it. But it has a much shorter half-life (meaning it stays in your system less time) than clomid. So past use should not have affected the current cycle.

1983Lindsey2

I think CD 9 is too early to cancel with Femara/clomid cycles. I did 3 hybrid IUIs with clomid and bravelle and I never ovulated before CD18. Even with my all injectable IUI cycle that was successful and produced my son, I stimmed for 20 days. I think it is common to respond later to the pills than the straight up inject meds. I never had anything measurable until after CD 10 and even then they were usually like 10mm. I know this post was a few days ago, so I hope you ended up responding.