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~Mrs.Wise~ · May 2014

I've been lurking for awhile but I have really supportive friends and family so I've been mainly leaning on them for support but I've had a really rough week and I feel like I'm burdening them especially after my latest news ended with my MIL showing up unannounced crying on my shoulder about my own problems. DH and I have been married 8 yrs. We had a m/c at 6 weeks when we had been married 6 months. We bounced around between NTNP, condoms and BCP for 5 yrs until I was diagnosed with endometriosis. My obgyn put me on nuvaring continously to help starve off the endometrium. I also went back to school FT around that time so since I was feeling like a new woman we let it ride until Oct 2013 when we decided it was time to TTC. I went back to my obgyn to see what he recommended for us because of the endometriosis. He said to remove the nuvaring and he put me on Provera for 10 days to reset everything. I then began to have perfectly painless 28 day cycles. It was so normal I called the Dr's office back to tell them something must be wrong lol. I skipped AF 5/14 but every urine test on the market gave me a bfn. When I was a week late I called the obgyn just to see what they thought I should do. They told me to wait a few more days then call back if AF didn't come. They told me that it was possible to test positive on a blood test even if the urine test was negative. DH and I of course couldn't wait until after the weekend so we went to the urgent care center for a blood test and it was negative. The Dr there also ran my tsh level and told me to follow up with my obgyn about a possible cyst. My obgyn didn't find a cyst but told me I didn't ovulate in April or May and told me that I could start clomid. Also I am waiting to get in with an endocrinologist about my 3.81 tsh level. I feel like I've been on a roller coaster and I just don't feel in my heart like it's time to start clomid yet so I am trying to wait it out and hope ovulation starts again.

KRSimmons3 · May 2014

Even with supportive friends and family they still dont completely get it. Im lucky enough that I have a wonderful friend at work who is going through the same thing so we really do lean on each other. I was ttc for about a year before I decided to see my ob. He said I wasnt ovulating every month and suggested clomid. At first I was hesitant because of the stigma of having to use medicines to get pregnant. However, in the long run if what you really want is a baby then you have to give yourself every opportunity. Id take just about any drug they gave me at this point if it meant getting the desired outcome. If you dont think its time hold off. You have to do whats right for you.

Rachaeleigh · May 2014

Sorry for your loss and struggles, welcome.

Be sure to ask your OB Ltd. Of questions about Clomid to ensure that he or she does proper monitoring. I would probably just opt to see a reproductive endocrinologist about the tsh, and then also get to discuss moving on to medications, if needed

~Mrs.Wise~ · May 2014

I was wondering about a reproductive endocrinologist. I'm just still processing that it's not going to happen on my own and trying to find the next step for DH & I.

theholmanherd · May 2014

An RE is a great resource and much better than an OB for IF. I am so sorry you're going through all this. (hugs)

StacyLH24 · May 2014

Welcome. I'm sorry for your loss. I also would recommend moving to a RE if you are going to use any fertility meds. That way you are getting proper monitoring.

masterofallcheese · June 2014

welcome to the board. i agree with the others that an RE is truly the best person to see. good luck!

ronniesgirl1981 · June 2014

Welcome and I'll join the RE echo. It's a big step. It's an acknowledgement that this is real, but you will not regret going. Good luck.

BunnyBerry · June 2014

I'm sorry that you've been through this tough journey so far. We waited 5 years to get testing and treatment. I won't say I regret it, because we just had to go at the pace that made sense for us, but I will also say that seeing an RE and being able to hand over our worries to his expertise feels like putting a dark, confusing time behind us and starting a new chapter in our lives. It brings lots of new concerns, too, since it's a complex new process, but I am so thankful that we are giving ourselves some real chances of having a child now. Good luck!

Danielle0311 · June 2014

Welcome.. I also agree with the ladies that seeing an RE is the best thing to do. My obgyn really didn't help me at all and I finally feel like I'm getting some answers and some help with my new RE. I am so sorry for what you are going through.

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