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Another no O cycle

An_244097 posted:

I am having a bad day today. I was so hopeful for this cycle (100mg, cd3-7). By cycle day 21 I had no positive OPK and with a 24 hour lh surge, I was pretty sure I didn't miss it. Went in on Monday morning for progesterone test (cd24) and just got the results. It was 0.69 (same as last month at 50mg). The nurse is going to talk to my dr about starting provera but she made it sound like they were going to make me wait till cd35 to start provera. I know I didn't O and even if I did O late (past day cd22) we haven't bd in over a week now so super slim chance of being preggers with no positive sign of O. I was hoping to O on 100mg again. I O'd fine on 100mg back in 2008 but I am afraid that age is now working against me. I am only 31, didn't think it would affect it yet. I am super hopeful for next cycle at 150mg but am getting scared. If 150mg does't work, I will have to go to RE....and with insurence not covering infertility, I don't know if we will even take it that route already having two beautiful children. Maybe that will just be our sign that two is all we are ment to have. We don't feel that our family is complete but maybe God has another plan for us. Sorry to dump all this on here but I just needed to vent.

Baby dust to everyone!!

1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Another no O cycleI am having a bad day today. I was so hopeful for this cycle (100mg, cd3-7). By cycle day 21 I had no positive OPK and with a 24 hour lh surge, I was pretty sure I didn't miss it. Went in on Monday morning for progesterone test (cd24) and just got the results. It was 0.69 (same as last month at 50mg). The nurse is going to talk to my dr about starting provera but she made it sound like they were going to make me wait till cd35 to start provera. I know I didn't O and even if I did O late (past day cd22) we haven't bd in over a week now so super slim chance of being preggers with no positive sign of O. I was hoping to O on 100mg again. I O'd fine on 100mg back in 2008 but I am afraid that age is now working against me. I am only 31, didn't think it would affect it yet. I am super hopeful for next cycle at 150mg but am getting scared. If 150mg does't work, I will have to go to RE....and with insurence not covering infertility, I don't know if we will even take it that route already having two beautiful children. Maybe that will just be our sign that two is all we are ment to have. We don't feel that our family is complete but maybe God has another plan for us. Sorry to dump all this on here but I just needed to vent. Baby dust to everyone!!

maragayle responded:

My doctor also suggests waiting until CD35, taking a pregnancy test just in case, then starting the provera. It's more of a precautionary measure. If you were pregnant by some chance, they don't want to risk hurting your baby.

I supposedly didn't O this cycle either. However, AF came on CD 33. I usually don't get AF unless I successfully O. Strange, but definitely glad I didn't have to take the provera and wait for it to work.

Good luck!

Me 23, DH 24, TTC 21 months,8 rounds Clomid,round one 7.5mg Femara this cycle, BW 5/1, test 5/8

Report This| Share this:Another no O cycleMy doctor also suggests waiting until CD35, taking a pregnancy test just in case, then starting the provera. It's more of a precautionary measure. If you were pregnant by some chance, they don't want to risk hurting your baby. I supposedly didn't O this cycle either. However, AF came on CD 33. I usually don't get AF unless I successfully O. Strange, but definitely glad I didn't have to take the provera and wait for it to work. Good luck!

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