So I've been lurking for a while and feel that 3T is where I belong. My story is similar to many others on here. I'm 30, DH is 29. We've been together 8 years, married for 3. I went off BCP in Sept 2013. No period for 4 months. Ob/Gyn gave me a round of Provera to induce a period and ran some basic bloodwork. Everything came back normal, but no period again for 4 months. After talking about it with DH for a few weeks, I decided to call an RE, expecting it would be a few months before I could get an appointment. They had a cancellation and I got in pretty quickly.
I had the usual testing and workup with the RE (ultrasound, CD3 b/w, HSG, SA, b/w to rule out PCOS). Everything was normal - I'm just not ovulating. The only mild concern was that my ovaries are enlarged and have numerous follicles on each (~25). Bloodwork results did not indicate PCOS.
The RE first suggested clomid (CD3-7) + IUI. But due to lack of insurance for infertility treatment, DH and I would like to try clomid + TI for a few months. He agreed, gave me some informational papers and told me to call the nurse if I don't have a period by 7/9 to start Provera. I'm concerned that they don't require ultrasound monitoring on clomid - I'm supposed to use OPK's starting on CD10 and call if I don't have a positive after 5 days. I think this is partly because I don't have insurance coverage. Also, the RE said I can try various approaches using clomid for up to a year before moving on to injectables.
After everything I've read on here, this doesn't seem quite right - but I have to assume that the RE knows what he's doing. Should I be worried? I plan to call and ask questions before I start the medicated cycle - what should I ask? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks 
Re: Intro & RE concerns
Good luck whatever you decide!
TI stands for timed intercourse. It means having sex on specific days that your doctor tells you to either in relation to your follicle growth, your LH surge, or your trigger shot (if you're using one).
OP- Monitoring on Clomid is essential, regardless of if you have insurance coverage or not. Please either seek a second opinion or push for proper monitoring. Unmonitored Clomid could land you with higher order multiples, cysts that you don't know about that could either delay future treatment or lose you an ovary or fallopian tube, or you might not respond at all, but your doctor won't know in time to do anything about it that cycle if you aren't being monitored.
Trying to have baby #1 since April 2013
DH SA March,May 2014 - Low motility and shape issues. On vitamins per RE to help
Me testing April 3, 2014 - FSH and LH good, HSG showed blocked right tube
April 29, 2014 - First RE appt., right tube needs to be removed and possibly left also if
it's bad too. RE suggests going straight to IVF
June 4, 2014 - LAP/HSC and unexpected endo. removed but tubes got to stay!
June 13, 2014 - Post-Op appointment. We decide where to go next since main issue
is MFI influenced. Trying naturally until decision... Repeat SA in September. Aiming for IUI #1 November 2014.