Hi Ladies
I am now on my 2nd cycle of Clomid after being diagnosed with Insulin Resistance duly causing mild symptoms of PCOS. Luckily i have a brilliant specialist who has been fantastic.
Follicle scans are really important in order for you to understand what is up in your ovaries and how your body is controlling or rather how the clomid is controlling your body.
You will get head aches because Clomid effectively lies to the pituary gland in your brain telling your brain that you do not have enough eggs, which in turn stimulates the gland to produce a lot of estrogen and therefore Clomid assists in producing eggs.
Now in my first cycle, I was crazy with Clomid because it does do that but you just have to cope and think of the end result.
On day 14 I went for my follicle scan and Doctor was very impressed on how my body had accepted the Clomid, I had 2 19mm follicles in my right ovary, we could not see the right ovary properly so could not tell what had happened.
Well we did the deed for 4 days in a row to fertilise and then the long purgatory wait started eventually resulting in an anxiety attack and straight off to the Doctor who did another scan and saw that everything looked FAB. Both ovaries had ovulated so we were not too sure how many eggs were in the follopian tubes.
I ovulated @ 39.9 after only ovulating @ 27.7 so everything is getting better, unfortunately on Thursday morning i woke up in a pool of blood, went for more blood work ups and no pregnancy(we suspected miscarriage) but it was my menses that had started.
My husband did his spermiogram today to cancel him out as a problem.
Anyway, i also had a Mirena in for 5 years and i firmly believe that was where the problem started.
IF you have any thoughts or ideas, please share them with me as I am here to listen, advise, as well as receive advice