Definitely a twat juney. Don't worry though, we all love you.
eskimo I am really pleased that you have seen someone who took your worries seriously. If I remember rightly the gynae clinic will probably want more blood. They seem to like repeating tests you have already had. They will weigh & measure you to check your BMI is ok & then you might have the pleasure of a dildocam or a Hysterosalpingogram. (I copied & pasted to make sure I spelled it properly!)
purds I am so sorry your temp has dropped. It doesn't mean it won't happen for you though, it just means that it didn't this month. Don't give up hope.
sparkly my hsg wasn't too bad. It was a bit uncomfortable, then I had cramps for a few hours, but just took Ibuprofen. It is not a nice experience, but nothing to be terrified about.
For those of you wondering about the difference between the two, I found this.
HOW DOES A HYCOSY PROCEDURE COMPARE TO THE TRADITIONAL HYSTEROSALPINGOGRAM (HSG)?
A hysterosalpingogram (HSG) is performed using iodine contrast and X-ray. It is the traditional method used to assess tubal patency.
Studies have shown that the HyCoSy procedure is as reliable as the more traditional HSG in assessing tubal patency.
Advantages of HyCoSy compared to HSG include:
HyCoSy does not use radiation or ionising contrast material.
Many women find HyCoSy less painful than HSG.
Small lesions in the endometrial cavity such as polyps may be better demonstrated with HyCoSy.
HyCoSy can assess submucous fibroids protruding into the endometrial cavity for intramural components thus assisting plans for surgical removal.
Congenital uterine abnormalities may be better assessed with HyCoSy as the external contour of the uterus is viewed on ultrasound but not on X-ray. This can help define the exact type of congenital uterine abnormality.