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WWYD-- XP from TTCAL. TTC related. TIA!

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TTCAL'er popping over again for a little advice. 

So, we went to see the RE for our first visit post-M/C last week.  And he said he would see us back this week when our test results were in and go over a plan.  Well, today I called because I went and got copies of my HSG report and films (along with a copy of the films and report from a 2002 HSG) and the nurse said they couldn't get us in until 4/20.

Well, I'm CD11 right now and I'd like to go ahead and just try this month BUT the radiologist tech from the HSG said that we should talk to the RE before trying because she saw some scarring on the top of my utereus (which is also included in the radiologist dr's report).  The nurse said she'd try to ask the dr. (but he's out of town for a day or two) what he recommended, but I'm not feeling a lot of comfort for that.  (Did I mention that my FSH came in at 14.1 so it feels like we were out of time 2 years ago, so needlessly waiting another cycle is a REALLY big deal to me right now).

So, my question for you, would you wait?  I could call my OB and ask him to look at my films, though he doesn't know at this point that I self-referred to the RE, so it could be awkward?  Would you just go ahead and try knowing that the odds are pretty low anyway?

TIA!

DD2- May 2012 Baby Birthday Ticker Ticker 1/26/11- missed m/c @ 12 weeks
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Re: WWYD-- XP from TTCAL. TTC related. TIA!

  • ChellBugChellBug member

    I would try anyway as long as the report reveals that your tubes are NOT blocked, pregnancy rate increases after an HSG b/c they flush out your tubes.  Just my opinion Smile

    Good Luck!

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  • boymamacoboymamaco member

    I would call my RE's office daily. "The squeeky wheel gets the grease!" Do they have another doctor in the same practice that might be covering for your doc while s/he is out of town?

    I don't think that OBs are that current on IF info. They usually can do just the basics. My OB was shocked at some of the things my RE did - thyroid meds, and other supps. And I doubt your OB would feel comfortable giving advice if you are now another's patient. Seems like an ethical issue to me.

    In the end, I would probably just go for it, but I would definitely exhaust all my resources first.

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