Hi all, not sure if I'm posting this in the right place so please say if not....I know technically I've only been TTC far a short while but age and egg quality don't appear to be on my side so far.
Just after a little bit of insight as currently driving myself mad waiting for a GP appointment.
I had a MMC last August at 10.3wks, it was my first pregnancy and I was lucky to fall pregnant quickly considering I was 39 at the time. The miscarriage was very prolonged, two ERPC'S and suspected partial molar. It wasn't resolved until mid November when the bleeding finally stopped and I was told it wasn't partial molar after all just 'some other age related genetic problem'
Since then DH and I have been trying again but my cycles are all over the place. So far I've had 19 days, 25, 25, then last month 19 days again with the most horrific, practically suicidal PMT.
I had an appointment with my GP, I'm 40 now and absolutely terrified it's all too late for me. She kindly offered me 3 and 21 day bloods.I had the day 3 bloods on Tuesday. I was told to call for initial results for these and to book an appointment to discuss in full. I've booked the earliest appointment and it's not until 20th February!!
All the receptionist would say was 'all normal' to me today, I asked for my FSH and LH results as they were the only two things that came to mind, these have come back as FSH 4.8 and LH 3.8.
Does anyone know of these are OK for a 40yr old?
I'm am going to try and time the '21' day bloods for 7 days before my period is due using ov sticks and temping as I believe 21 day is only useful if you're having 28 day cycles although the doc never mentioned this, does that sound like the right thing to do?
Any advice or experience much appreciated.
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Day 3 and day 21 bloods, advice appreciated.
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MonkeyPoozzled76 · 20/01/2017 21:35
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