Happy belated birthday happy and aquarius! hope the birthday fairy delivered lots of cake and pressies
that's great news captain, must be such a relief to know it's harmless. Do they plan to leave it, or are they wanting to remove it?
2Cats all my fingers and toes are crossed, I really hope your one shag this month did the trick!
I had my infertility consult this morning. GP was happy to hear that my cycle is regular, and that I've had no gyn issues in the past apart from a series of abnormal pap smears which have been resolved. She gave me lab slips for bloodwork to check my FSH & LH levels, and a separate one to do on Day 21 for progesterone. Is faxing a request for a pelvic ultrasound, to be done at the hospital. It wound up being a hell of a long day, but I managed to get the FSH/LH done today, since I'm CD4 and it must be done between CD1-5. She said once all the results are in (bloodwork + ultrasound), to make an appt to review the results, and then she'll refer me to a fertility specialist.
Husband's SA consult is next week.
Honestly I have mixed feelings about it all. I'm happy that I've taken steps to find out if there actually is a problem, but I'm a bit taken aback that we're already talking about fertility treatments - I hadn't expected that, at all, even though it's comforting that it's available. Or rather might be - DH having kids already might bar me from qualifying for IVF
but we'll worry about that if/when the time comes.
Her parting words were that we ought to continue having plenty of sex, not stress about it at all and not to spend any more money on kits, thermometers, pee sticks, etc - 'just keep having sex and it will happen'. Ok then!
Does anyone know what this 'pelvic ultrasound' is all about? is this the dreaded dildocam that gets mentioned sometimes? Is a lap & dye something that's done based on the ultrasound's findings, or is it just another diagnostic test?