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Just wanted to give an update. took clomid 100mg days 4-8. on days 7 and 8 i added 75iu of follistim. yesterday was day 8, so today is my third shot of follistim. tommorrow i go in for a sonogram to see if what happened.
injections are almost frighteningly easy. i didnt feel a thing and i feel absolutely nothing. then again i've only had two shots. I'll let you ladies know what happens tommorrow. wish me luck! i hope the follistim works.
rooni
Just got back. i guess the check up went well. they expected to see follicles from 7mm to 11mm, but no exact number. i had one 7mm on the left and one 10mm on the right which they said was the dominant one. my lining was 7mm which went up from 3mm, which they said was very good. i was told that i am on track for now and they were happy with what they saw since its too early. when they get my estrogen level they will call me back to tell me what to do next. most likely i will do 3 more injections of 75ui and go in for a check up again.
so to me it didnt seem like much was going on. so far i dont have any CM or any twinges. but i guess the good thing is that there was definately some development.
the last cycle i did on clomid alone was in may and i remember that i didnt have much change from day 3 to day 20ish. no follicles grew, estrogen went up a bit (from 50 to 75). lining was the same. this time however, within 6 says the lining went up 4mm and i atleast have one dominant follicle.
the next scan will be a more definitive one. so i guess overall its good. i'll be much happier if and when i start seeing some more mucus.
hopefully i stay on track.
thank you for all your wishes and prayers.
rooni
Not sure if that actually helps, but I read somewhere that it did and I tried it on my last 2 cycles.Albrecht0529, what kind of mucinex did you take?
I havent had any cervical mucus, nurse said not to worry about that, but i dont get why especially because my estrodial levels are up. I dont know...maybe its because of the clomid i took, so maybe progesterone suppositories are a good thing. Although i wondered how you would know if i even ovulated if i am taking progesterone because isnt that one of the indications? that you get a period on your own? I asked the nurse that and she said i will ovulate and i will know.
i get to test on the 13th or 14th of Oct.
i was thinking about taking the mucinex but since we have to BD the next few days it might be too late.
So wish me luck! i doubt that it'll happen on my first try but atleast i will push out a few eggs after a year.
btw, any tips for the suppositories? are they really messy?
Don't worry about the lack of mucus, I was told that's very normal when on clomid.
They are a little messy. Are you using the pill suppositories or the waxy stuff? I've been using the pill. Mine are really light yellow, so I can't tell the difference between the excess (coming out) and regular discharge. A friend of mine had pink pills and she said it seemed pretty messy. But, honestly...it isn't too bad. Just make sure you are comfortable when you put it in and wear a liner. For a while I felt dizzy after I took mine so I just had to learn to time it just right. Oh...and (TMI) don't put it in before you have a bowel movement...somehow the pressure makes it come right back out.
Good luck! Keeping my fingers crossed for you!
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