@A1b2c3d4e5f6g7 exactly. I think it's disgusting really that I've been trying for 18 months, am now 38 and no one has offered us anything. When there's clearly identifiable issues, they still aren't offering anything. 20 years ago when my sister needed in Clomid in London she got it, and she got pregnant month one.
I definitely agree that London GPs aren't very helpful. I see SO many people getting things I need but they have no progesterone issue, for example. People with normal progesterone levels who are 'unexplained' get given Clomid all the time according to mumsnet threads, and yet I can't get near it with my barely there progesterone. And as you say, all the rest too. Where are my scans/test etc? Nothing nada zilch.
@ElsieG3m Is Raj Rai a gynaecologist? I'm sure they're helpful but it's yet more private costs and we're already paying for so many right now so I would need good reason to see another specialist. Hoping the Lister will be able to help if it's just progesterone (I'm seeing Alison Taylor who has good reviews), but if I need more tests...I don't even know where to begin. It's just frustrating that other people can get these things for free and we're all paying in (and have been for a long time) but some are getting less out for similar problems. Postcode lottery is crap, quite frankly.
I've never had a BFP so miscarriage specialists probably aren't my best point of call. We're going to see the expensive urologist tomorrow about the male factor, which reminds me, I need to pay him...