Nervous, CD1 now starting testing...

*blue*flower* · March 2011

DH was deployed, but if I can have my issues straightened out before he gets home then we can jump right back into TTC.

I wasn't expecting to start by period and was planning to take Provera after finishing some other meds I was given by an ENT Dr (Man I feel like I am falling apart!) But apparently my body had other plans. After spending awhile on the phone with my RE's nurse we have my CD3 bloodwork set up and I am calling to schedule my HSG. Now I have to get creative with getting someone to watch my DD while I go to the HSG and then the follow-up consult with the RE. None of our family and only 1 of my friends in another state know we have been TTC since last May. I can easily cover the HSG by just saying I need someone to watch her while I have my annual pap (since I can have it done at a local radiology place), but I don't know how I am going to explain having to drive 3 hours round trip for my RE follow up!

I think having my period just show up instead of me anticipating it after finishing a round of Provera has added to my nervousness, plus I am affraid of what I will find out.

Mrs.Slick · March 2011

Could you hire a sitter for the few hours? You don't have to tell them where you're going/what you're doing. Also, why did an ENT prescribe Provera?

Hope your hsg goes well!

*blue*flower* · March 2011

Sorry I wasn't clear, ENT didn't prescribe Provera. They gave me Prednisone so I was waiting to take my Provera until that script was done when I started my period on my own.

PecanSam · March 2011

I would hire a baby-sitter if there is no one you can ask without telling them where you are going.

prplscrubs · March 2011

Wish I could help! I would watch your DD if I could! I'm sure you can come up with an excuse. can you just tell someone (your mom or sister or friend? IDK who lives around you) that you need to have it looked at due to irregular periods. you don't have to say it's due to TTC. just a thought I wish you the best