TTC with PCOS
Trying to Conceive with PCOS.
I asked her about uping the dose of Met and she said if it is working he isn't going to change it. If not then he might. She said to ask when I am there. So I am going in with a list of questions. She also said that if it is working or seems to be then we are gonna do more of the same. I am so sick of the same I could scream. It just seems to me if it was working then we would see evidence like getting af on my own or something.
Oh well. At least it isn't a lost cycle. We can see something.
Side note, I have been posting on the PCOS board as well. There is a bit more action over there. I am gonna watch both boards still, just thought I would throw that out there.
I know there is another PCOS board, but it isn't just for ttc right?
Maybe we should post for the ladies to come check us out. What do you think?
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