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Recent content by felinity

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    Pregnant Ladies... let's chat!

    Not super regularly, but I'm here from time to time.
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    Pregnant Ladies... let's chat!

    Hi! :wave: Name: felinity :) Age: 33 First baby?: yes Boy/Girl/Don't Know: Don't know yet. Not sure whether we'll find out ahead of time. Hobbies: I knit, read, play computer games, etc. Anything else you want to share: It took us 3.5 years to make this little one - I'm just trying to enjoy...
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    I have a question

    My understanding is that a couple is considered to have fertility issues when they haven't been preventing for a year and haven't gotten pregnant. Obviously, if the husband is out of town or something during ovulation week for most of those months, the couple might want to give it a little...
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    TTCers Unite! ~a place to chat~ (4)

    That's great news! I hope your time is soon to become pregnant.
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    Why do Women do That?

    We're admiring your cute kid, or maybe your interactions with your cute kid. That's all. :)
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    The next step... seek help?

    If you have one or two factors that might affect your fertility (and your variable luteal phases might be a factor), it's probably not a bad idea to seek help sooner, rather than later. Obviously, you're young, so you have time to spare. I wouldn't panic, if I were you, but I might go talk to...
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    Baby News

    Congratulations! What a beautiful name. Your baby girl's middle name is my first choice, if I'm ever blessed with a daughter.
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    Bad u/s news.

    I've said a prayer for you and your little guy. How far along are you now?
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    Fertility doc and clinics

    Some specialists (my endocrinologist, for example) won't even consider seeing you unless you have a referral from your regular doctor. And there are likely some basic treatments that your regular doctor can tell you about. At your age, if you're reasonably healthy, they might do the trick for...
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    Fertility doc and clinics

    If I were you, the first thing I'd do is go to my doctor or OB/GYN, let him/her know that I was having problems conceiving, and ask for blood tests to see what my hormone levels look like. If you can find an OB/GYN with infertility experience, that's a plus. When you have a better sense of...
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    TTCers Unite! ~a place to chat~ (4)

    I bought some soy isoflavones, but I haven't tried them yet. So much to try and to do...
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    Marriage Word Association

    careful disagreement
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    TTCers Unite! ~a place to chat~ (4)

    I took vitex for a while but never saw any results. I'm hopeful that a more holistic approach will help me find a less chemical solution. Hugs, lovesdolphins. You're in my prayers, as always.
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    TTCers Unite! ~a place to chat~ (4)

    Well, my hormones are (obviously) wonky, so the idea is that staying on the pill would regulate my hormones as much as possible. Then at the end of a cycle, I'd quit the pill and take Clomid and see if I can trick my body into ovulating. It sometimes works, but the chemicals scare me.
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    TTCers Unite! ~a place to chat~ (4)

    That's kind of my thought. The only thing I could lose is money, I guess... I feel like my chronic lack of ovulation is really the sign of a bigger problem (well, PCOS, obviously...) but my doctors so far have addressed it by prescribing me birth control, Metformin, and suggesting I lose...
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