monkeyprincess
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Re: The Official TTC Thread!
Prana, you definitely have the right attitude, and I hope that it works for you! I’m going to have to steal your mantra. You’ll enjoy the books I’m sure. I’m a hypochondriac and immediately began diagnosing myself with most of the of the conditions described in the scenarios in the book. But one good thing about the book is that you realize that even women whose doctors had given up on them were able to get pregnant once they found a doctor who was willing to get to the bottom of their problem.
Mayerling, not a bad idea to start OPKs are little earlier until your cycle has regulated. I think most people's ovulation cycle dates vary by a few days from month to month. The good news is that as long as you are BD’ing every few days between now and O, you won’t miss the window even if you happen to miss the positive OPK.
amc, I guess I better tell my DH to expect a house full of girls! Ha!
AFM, I heard back from the nurse and, of course, I was told that because the lab parameters for CD3 progesterone are 3-26, my progesterone was normal. Thanks, I got my medical degree from google, and even I could have told you that. But given the fact that most of the info I’ve seen says either 10 or 15 is the minimum doctors want to see for normal ovulation, I at least wanted acknowledgement that 10.4 may be borderline low or at least an explanation for why it is not a concern. Oh well, I didn’t waste any time arguing with a nurse who was only repeating what the doctor wrote. I scheduled an appointment with the NP in a couple of weeks, so hopefully, that will help me get the ball rolling. Oh, and its CD1 today. On to cycle number 10
ETA: Tammy, missed your post. Too funny. I too at one point calculated possible due dates for a year and weighed the pros and cons of a winter baby versus a summer baby. At this point, I couldn't care less! I have a feeling you're going to inch up your TTC start time even more. The first of the year sounds reasonable
Prana, you definitely have the right attitude, and I hope that it works for you! I’m going to have to steal your mantra. You’ll enjoy the books I’m sure. I’m a hypochondriac and immediately began diagnosing myself with most of the of the conditions described in the scenarios in the book. But one good thing about the book is that you realize that even women whose doctors had given up on them were able to get pregnant once they found a doctor who was willing to get to the bottom of their problem.
Mayerling, not a bad idea to start OPKs are little earlier until your cycle has regulated. I think most people's ovulation cycle dates vary by a few days from month to month. The good news is that as long as you are BD’ing every few days between now and O, you won’t miss the window even if you happen to miss the positive OPK.
amc, I guess I better tell my DH to expect a house full of girls! Ha!
AFM, I heard back from the nurse and, of course, I was told that because the lab parameters for CD3 progesterone are 3-26, my progesterone was normal. Thanks, I got my medical degree from google, and even I could have told you that. But given the fact that most of the info I’ve seen says either 10 or 15 is the minimum doctors want to see for normal ovulation, I at least wanted acknowledgement that 10.4 may be borderline low or at least an explanation for why it is not a concern. Oh well, I didn’t waste any time arguing with a nurse who was only repeating what the doctor wrote. I scheduled an appointment with the NP in a couple of weeks, so hopefully, that will help me get the ball rolling. Oh, and its CD1 today. On to cycle number 10
ETA: Tammy, missed your post. Too funny. I too at one point calculated possible due dates for a year and weighed the pros and cons of a winter baby versus a summer baby. At this point, I couldn't care less! I have a feeling you're going to inch up your TTC start time even more. The first of the year sounds reasonable