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Blood tests. What are they for?

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LauraSmurf · 28/01/2011 21:29

Hi all,
As the start of ttc doctors work i have had bloods taken on day 24 of my cycle to see if i ovulated (i did!) Today i had bloods taken for day 1 / 2 of my cycle. But the doctor couldn't tell me why or what they determined!!

Anyone know!!

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Bexamundo · 28/01/2011 22:17

They usually check your thyroid function (can be taken at any time of cycle) and your LH (lutenising hormone) and FSH (follicle stimulating hormone) - these should be fairly in sync to have a successful conception. If there are any problems, I'd push to see a specialist sooner rather than later if your GP isn't sure why they're taking bloods!!

LauraSmurf · 28/01/2011 22:29

Thanks Bexamundo,
The doc taking bloods today was a student, i am seeing my proper GP next week for results and chat. Just thought id ask the student today, i am very nosy and like to know everything.

I have a excellent gynea already because of many, many period problems, he has requested these bloods before our next meeting. Just dont like not knowing stuff. I like to be in the know!

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