***Siggie Warning***
Don't know if the warning is necessary over here, on TTTC it seems so, but anyway...
I just got back from a very heartbreaking appt. My doc is 100% sure my endo is back based on how my ovaries look on u/s and the pain I've been having, and we were told we only have a 2%-8% chance of getting pg without surgery. Awesome.
So I'm CD11 and if it's anything like last month (which is looking to be exactly the same) I should O on CD15. My doc only does surgery on Thurs and Fri and I want to start meds immediately after my surgery since I'll be most fertile then. If I have my surgery on CD4 and I do Femara on CD 5-9 then I'll most likely O CD 18ish, which would give me exactly 2 weeks post-op for the "nothing in the vag for 2 weeks rule". But my question is, can you do a medicated cycle immediately after a lap? As in, start meds while you're recovering? I would need to start the femara like the very next day.
I'm going to put in a call, I'm just trying really hard to not have to sit a cycle out and not take a break from the meds. My doc was absolutely fine with us trying the same cycle as my lap before, but I ovulated late and didn't do any meds then, so I didn't have to worry about the timing.
Sorry this is so long, it's been ahellofa day.
Re: can you start meds immediately after a lap? *sig warning*
Hey girl. I don't know the answer to your question. I'd ask your RE and see what his/her take is on it. I know when I had my lap, my RE told us we could still TTC but to sit out the medication for a cycle.
I hope they let you do it if you want to go ahead with it. Good luck!
TroubleTTC
Every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end --Semisonic
**TTC since 04/09, C/P 02/02/10; 4 weeks, 3 days**
**Dx: Anovulation, Hypothryroidism, Mild Endo, Pituitary Adenoma (prolactin issues), PAI-1, MFI **
**7/10: Clomid + TI= BFN**
**3/2/11: 1st RE appointment**
**DH= Morph= 2%, Motility= 30%**
**HSG= All clear!!**
**3/11: Femara + Pregnyl + TI= BFN**
**5/17/11: Laparoscopy / hysteroscopy = mild endo**
**7/11: Novarel + IUI #1= BFN (7mil, 75% motility, 2% morph)**
**8/11: Femara + Novarel + IUI #2= BFN (11mil, 35% motility, 1% morph)**
**11/11: Femara + Novarel + IUI #3= BFN (9mil, 2% morph)**
**Jan 2012: Follistim (75ius) + IUI #4= CANCELLED due to cyst -put on bcp**
**Feb 2012: Follistim (75ius) + Novarel + IUI #4.2= BFFN (2.5mil, 13% motility, 1% morph)**
**Mar 2012: Follistim (100ius) + IUI #5= CANCELLED due to 35mm & 14mm cysts**
**On med break indefinitely...IF Sucks!**
Congratulations Cutebride!! --TWINS!! Congratulations, Luvie, on your sweet boy! Congrats, Jess! So happy for you ladies!
~~Also best of luck to Kati, illinigal, and youngin!~~
based on your history/siggy, (ovarian tumor) I would guess they will make you sit out a cycle. I'm pretty sure if they have to touch the ovary in any way, they aren't going to want to superovulate you the same cycle.
I just had a lap on Mar 6th and was given the go ahead to start Letrozole with the start of my next cycle which is about a week away. My ovary had an endometromia and was glued to my uterus by adhesions. With that said, I'm on a pretty low dose and they are only looking to enhance one mature follicle by O with TI.
I was also told 4 weeks pelvic rest, but he assured me that was only for my comfort.
Dx MFI, AMA, Endo, AMH .16
Lap 10/09 Removed endometrioma, stage IV endo and adhesions
Lap 2/10 Endometrioma cysts & adhesions returned.
Ivf #1 4/10 Antagonist, ET Cancelled.
IVF #2 2/11 A/ACP+E2V C/P
IVF #3 6/11 Letrozole/Antagonist BFN
IVF #4 11/11 Low stim Antagonist BFN
Lap 3/12 Lap & Selective HSG
Many cycles of Letrozole and LP HCG w/TI and LDN
IVF #5 8/12 Low stim BFN
IUI #1 10/12 BFN br> S&PAIFW
This is my experience too. I was told that as soon as you felt you could have sex, you could start trying naturally, but for a medicated cycle you needed to wait for one normal period. I started my IUI cycle as soon as I could, since they told me that I would have the best chance that way, and it was a month after a very complicated Laparoscopy/hysteroscopy. But that may not be the norm and just what was recommended for me. I will say, I did not want anything in or around my vagina for way longer than 2 weeks.