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1ww: 1 week wait2ww: 2 Week Wait
AF: Aunt Flow (menstrual cycle)
AI:Artificial Insemination
ART: Assisted Reproductive Technology
BBT: Basal Body Temperature
BCP: Birth Control Pills
BD: Baby Dancing (love making)
BFN: Big Fat Negative (HPT result)
BFP: Big Fat Positive (HPT result)
BMS: Baby-Making Sex
BW: Bloodwork
BPT: Blood Pregnancy Test
BTW:By the Way
C:Cycle
CB:Cycle Buddy
CD:Cycle Day
CF:Cervical Fluid
CM:Cervical Mucus
D&C:Dilation & Currettage
D&E:Dilation & Evacuation
DB:Darling /Dear Boyfriend
DD: Darling/Dear Daughter
DF: Darling/Dear Fiance
DH: Darling/Dear Husband
DP: Days Past (also Dear Partner)
DPO: Days Past Ovulation
DS: Darling/Dear Son
DW: Darling/Dear Wife
Dx: Diagnosis
E2: Estradiol
EB,EMB: Endometrial Biopsy
ED: Every Day
EOD:Every Other Day
ENDO: Endometriosis
EPT: Early Pregnancy Test
EW: Egg White Consistency
FD: Fun Dancing (when not bd'ing)
FMOD: Future Mother of the Day
FMOW: Future Mother of the Week
FSH: Follicle Stimulating Hormone
GCT: Glucose Challenge Test
GP: General Practitioner
GTT: Glucose Tolerance Test
HCG: human chorionic gonadotropin(Pg Hormone)
H&HHappy and Healthy
HPT: Home Pregnancy Test
HSG: Hysterosalpingogram
HTH: Hope this Helps
IF: Infertility
IUI: Intra-Uterine Insemination
IM: Intra-muscular (Injections)
IVF: In Vitro Fertilization
JMO: Just my opinion
KWIM?:Know what I mean?
KWYM: Know what you mean
LAP: Laparoscopy
LOL: Laugh out Loud
LPD: Luteal Phase Defect
MC or m/c: miscarriage
MFIF: Male Factor Infertility
N/M: No message
NP: Nurse Practitioner/no problem
O: Ovulation
OB/GYN: Obstetrician/Gynecologist
OPK: Ovulation Predictor Kit
O/T:Off Topic
PCOS: Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
PCT: Post Coital Test
PG: Pregnant
PID: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
PMS: Premenstrual Syndrome
POAS: Pee on a stick
PUPO: Pregnant until Proven otherwise
RE: Reproductive Endocrinologist (Infertility Specialist)
SA: Semen Analysis
SI: Secondary Infertility
SO: Significant Other
STD: Sexually Transmitted Disease
TAB: Taking a Break
TIA: Thanks in Advance
TMI: Too much information
TRH: Thyroid-releasing Hormone
TSH: Thyroid Stimulating Hormone
TTC: Trying to Conceive
US, u/s: Ultrasound
UTI: Urinary Tract Infection
WBC: White Blood Cells
1ww: 1 week wait2ww: 2 Week Wait
AF: Aunt Flow (menstrual cycle)
AI:Artificial Insemination
ART: Assisted Reproductive Technology
BBT: Basal Body Temperature
BCP: Birth Control Pills
BD: Baby Dancing (love making)
BFN: Big Fat Negative (HPT result)
BFP: Big Fat Positive (HPT result)
BMS: Baby-Making Sex
BW: Bloodwork
BPT: Blood Pregnancy Test
BTW:By the Way
C:Cycle
CB:Cycle Buddy
CD:Cycle Day
CF:Cervical Fluid
CM:Cervical Mucus
D&C:Dilation & Currettage
D&E:Dilation & Evacuation
DB:Darling /Dear Boyfriend
DD: Darling/Dear Daughter
DF: Darling/Dear Fiance
DH: Darling/Dear Husband
DP: Days Past (also Dear Partner)
DPO: Days Past Ovulation
DS: Darling/Dear Son
DW: Darling/Dear Wife
Dx: Diagnosis
E2: Estradiol
EB,EMB: Endometrial Biopsy
ED: Every Day
EOD:Every Other Day
ENDO: Endometriosis
EPT: Early Pregnancy Test
EW: Egg White Consistency
FD: Fun Dancing (when not bd'ing)
FMOD: Future Mother of the Day
FMOW: Future Mother of the Week
FSH: Follicle Stimulating Hormone
GCT: Glucose Challenge Test
GP: General Practitioner
GTT: Glucose Tolerance Test
HCG: human chorionic gonadotropin(Pg Hormone)
H&HHappy and Healthy
HPT: Home Pregnancy Test
HSG: Hysterosalpingogram
HTH: Hope this Helps
IF: Infertility
IUI: Intra-Uterine Insemination
IM: Intra-muscular (Injections)
IVF: In Vitro Fertilization
JMO: Just my opinion
KWIM?:Know what I mean?
KWYM: Know what you mean
LAP: Laparoscopy
LOL: Laugh out Loud
LPD: Luteal Phase Defect
MC or m/c: miscarriage
MFIF: Male Factor Infertility
N/M: No message
NP: Nurse Practitioner/no problem
O: Ovulation
OB/GYN: Obstetrician/Gynecologist
OPK: Ovulation Predictor Kit
O/T:Off Topic
PCOS: Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
PCT: Post Coital Test
PG: Pregnant
PID: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
PMS: Premenstrual Syndrome
POAS: Pee on a stick
PUPO: Pregnant until Proven otherwise
RE: Reproductive Endocrinologist (Infertility Specialist)
SA: Semen Analysis
SI: Secondary Infertility
SO: Significant Other
STD: Sexually Transmitted Disease
TAB: Taking a Break
TIA: Thanks in Advance
TMI: Too much information
TRH: Thyroid-releasing Hormone
TSH: Thyroid Stimulating Hormone
TTC: Trying to Conceive
US, u/s: Ultrasound
UTI: Urinary Tract Infection
WBC: White Blood Cells
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2 Replies |Report This| Share this:AbbreviationsCopied from <a href="http://ttcjso.blogspot.com/">http://ttcjso.blogspot.com/</a><br /><br /><b>1ww:</b> 1 week wait<b>2ww:</b> 2 Week Wait<br /><b>AF:</b> Aunt Flow (menstrual cycle)<br /><b>AI:</b>Artificial Insemination<br /><b>ART:</b> Assisted Reproductive Technology<br /><b>BBT:</b> Basal Body Temperature<br /><b>BCP:</b> Birth Control Pills<br /><b>BD:</b> Baby Dancing (love making)<br /><b>BFN:</b> Big Fat Negative (HPT result)<br /><b>BFP:</b> Big Fat Positive (HPT result)<br /><b>BMS:</b> Baby-Making Sex<br /><b>BW:</b> Bloodwork<br /><b>BPT:</b> Blood Pregnancy Test<br /><b>BTW:</b>By the Way<br /><b>C:</b>Cycle<br /><b>CB:</b>Cycle Buddy<br /><b>CD:</b>Cycle Day<br /><b>CF:</b>Cervical Fluid<br /><b>CM:</b>Cervical Mucus<br /><b>D&C:</b>Dilation & Currettage<br /><b>D&E:</b>Dilation & Evacuation<br /><b>DB:</b>Darling /Dear Boyfriend<br /><b>DD:</b> Darling/Dear Daughter<br /><b>DF: </b>Darling/Dear Fiance<br /><b>DH: </b>Darling/Dear Husband<br /><b>DP: </b>Days Past (also Dear Partner)<br /><b>DPO: </b>Days Past Ovulation<br /><b>DS: </b>Darling/Dear Son<br /><b>DW: </b>Darling/Dear Wife<br /><b>Dx: </b>Diagnosis<br /><b>E2: </b>Estradiol<br /><b>EB,EMB: </b>Endometrial Biopsy<br /><b>ED: </b>Every Day<br /><b>EOD:</b>Every Other Day<br /><b>ENDO: </b>Endometriosis<br /><b>EPT: </b>Early Pregnancy Test<br /><b>EW: </b>Egg White Consistency<br /><b>FD: </b>Fun Dancing (when not bd'ing)<br /><b>FMOD: </b>Future Mother of the Day<br /><b>FMOW: </b>Future Mother of the Week<br /><b>FSH: </b>Follicle Stimulating Hormone<br /><b>GCT: </b>Glucose Challenge Test<br /><b>GP: </b>General Practitioner<br /><b>GTT: </b>Glucose Tolerance Test<br /><b>HCG: </b>human chorionic gonadotropin(Pg Hormone)<br /><b>H&H</b>Happy and Healthy<br /><b>HPT: </b>Home Pregnancy Test<br /><b>HSG: </b>Hysterosalpingogram<br /><b>HTH: </b>Hope this Helps<br /><b>IF: </b>Infertility<br /><b>IUI: </b>Intra-Uterine Insemination<br /><b>IM: </b>Intra-muscular (Injections)<br /><b>IVF: </b>In Vitro Fertilization<br /><b>JMO: </b>Just my opinion<br /><b>KWIM?:</b>Know what I mean?<br /><b>KWYM: </b>Know what you mean<br /><b>LAP: </b>Laparoscopy<br /><b>LOL: </b>Laugh out Loud<br /><b>LPD: </b>Luteal Phase Defect<br /><b>MC or m/c: </b>miscarriage<br /><b>MFIF: </b>Male Factor Infertility<br /><b>N/M: </b>No message<br /><b>NP: </b>Nurse Practitioner/no problem<br /><b>O: </b>Ovulation<br /><b>OB/GYN: </b>Obstetrician/Gynecologist<br /><b>OPK: </b>Ovulation Predictor Kit<br /><b>O/T:</b>Off Topic<br /><b>PCOS: </b>Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome<br /><b>PCT: </b>Post Coital Test<br /><b>PG: </b>Pregnant<br /><b>PID: </b>Pelvic Inflammatory Disease<br /><b>PMS: </b>Premenstrual Syndrome<br /><b>POAS: </b>Pee on a stick<br /><b>PUPO: </b>Pregnant until Proven otherwise<br /><b>RE: </b>Reproductive Endocrinologist (Infertility Specialist)<br /><b>SA: </b>Semen Analysis<br /><b>SI: </b>Secondary Infertility<br /><b>SO: </b>Significant Other<br /><b>STD: </b>Sexually Transmitted Disease<br /><b>TAB: </b>Taking a Break<br /><b>TIA: </b>Thanks in Advance<br /><b>TMI: </b>Too much information<br /><b>TRH: </b>Thyroid-releasing Hormone<br /><b>TSH: </b>Thyroid Stimulating Hormone<br /><b>TTC: </b>Trying to Conceive<br /><b>US, u/s: </b>Ultrasound<br /><b>UTI: </b>Urinary Tract Infection<br /><b>WBC: </b>White Blood Cells<br />
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This list is insanely long!
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