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lissiepops · 26/08/2008 16:40

Don't know if anyone can answer a few questions, I my husband and I have been ttc for 18 months now, before that I had a miscarriage and during the scan following the miscarriage found out I have PCO. My GP told me not to worry and ttc but have since gone back to GP as not concieved. Have had a blood test day two, came back normal and PG was 38 which showed a surge, just waiting for testotorone (spelt wrong I know) and more PG blood test to come back and my husbanc has to go for a seaman anlaysis too, can anyone tell me if they know what will happen next, if these lastest tests are normal? Is PG 38 still low?

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AttilaTheMeerkat · 26/08/2008 17:44

Your GP should be more concerned; infact this person should stop doing any more tests and refer you to a gynae at a subfertility unit. PCO is not a condition that should be messed around with by GPs.

What hormone levels did they test on Day 2?. Did they test both your LH and FSH levels, if not I would ask why. I would not think your blood test actually came back as "normal" bearing in mind you have a PCO diagnosis already.

You will need to be persistant in order to get that referral.

HTH

Attila

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spongebrainbigpants · 26/08/2008 17:53

lissie, I would agree with Atilla completely. Please get yourself referred - the waiting lists for fertility clinics can be very long so the sooner the better.

If you can afford it I would go to a private clinic if you can get a recommendation from someone. I wasted 2 years on the NHS before going private - it was the best move I ever made.

How old you, if you don't mind me asking?

Whereabouts in the country are you too?

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