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Re: Clomid, pregnancy, and confused by dr.s! Help
From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Sat, 11 May 2002 20:12:08 -0500 (CDT)
Sorry about your situation - but now is the chance to do your research
and make sure you find a really good dr who you are comfortable with.
Also read as much as possible about your treatment options so that you
are also aware of what shoudl be done. I would go for the dr. who
wants the blood work every month. Also you should perhaps make sure she
is familiar with PCOS and be screened for it. Because if you have pcos
there are other medications (insulin sensitisers - like
Metformin/glucophage or others) that will increase your chances of
becoming pregnant.\
Best wishes,
Sally
At Fri, 10 May 2002, Melissa wrote:
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>Sorry if this is long but I am so frustated and confused! I was put on
>Clomid by my doctor 2 months ago. Since then I moved from one state to
>another and had to find another doctor. I went in to see the new doctor
>thinking all I needed was a pap smear and I could continue with the
>Clomis since that's all my other doctor required. I was shocked to find
>out that the new doctor would not continue the Clomid and wanted to send
>me directly for IVF. So I called another doctor because I don't want to
>go IVF. Both new doctors said I should have had a histecepingagram
>(sp?) where they inject dye into the fallopian tubes. The one doctor
>that sais she would continue the Clomid siad I would have to go in for
>bloo tests every 21st day of my cycle. My previous doctor required none
>of this. So whois right. I have one doctor who won't even prescribe
>Clomid, one who wants lab work every month, and one who just required a
>pelvic exam.
>Now I have been on Clomid for 2 months. Now it will be interrupted. My
>old doc said the Clomid wouldn't have a chance of working until the 3rd
>month. Imagine my disappointment.
>One more question before I go. On the questionaire for the new doctor
>they asked about a discharge, if there was any, and it related to PCOS.
>I forgot to ask about this. Does anyone have any idea what that might
>mean? Thanks.
>
>--
>Melissa
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