PCOS Messages for October, 2000: Re: Ovulation Question

Re: Ovulation Question

From: Inga (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 4 Oct 2000 23:13:37 -0500 (CDT)

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I think your feelings are very normal. I just started Met about 2 months ago and had my first period in 20 months last week. How exciting. We were trying like rabbits to get preggo and when it wasn't happening we just decided to have fun. Now I am nervous about getting pregnant too. I did want to but I had kind of resigned myself to maybe not having another child(I already have a five year old son), I am 30. I think being sick and tired all the time does affect how you feel about having a child. How can you deal with a child and be sick? And when your whole life revolves around trying to feel better, it just gets overwhelming. I do want another baby because everytime I watch a Baby Story I cry and I do find myself staring at little babies and since my dear husband does want more, we will continue to try. I am not willing to try Clomid though, not yet anyway. If I were you I would not go back on BCP's, I would use a condom. There are studies being done as to if Met is harmful during pregnancy. Some women who have miscarried are being kept on it for the first 3 months after conception, others are told to stop right away. Good luck and email me if you want. ingasmile@email.msn.com would love to chat. Inga At Wed, 4 Oct 2000, Smed wrote: >
>Ok, I have a question for everyone, and it probably sounds dumb, but I
>have started met recently, before I started met i changed the way I ate
>after finding out I have PCOS for sure. I am wondering, well I am not
>sure I "want" to have kids right now. I mean we were trying in the
>past, then I started feeling sicker and sicker, and I stopped having
>periods. Now the doctor gave me something that forced a period,
>suddenly I am feeling...well what word should I use....ummmm..."in the
>mood" and have not for a long time. My hubby is even "in the mood" more
>than usual. What I am wondering is will I ovulate again now? What
>happens if I start having periods? How can I tell if I am ovulating from
>the changes in diet and meds? And if I do, will the met hurt the baby if
>I get pregnant?? Oh man, I am sure you have answered all this before,
>but not in this manner. Has anyone else had the dilemna of not sure if
>they want to get pregnant? It does not sound like it, it sounds like
>everyone is ready but me! :) I am 28 and have been married for 9 years,
>but I am just not feeling the greatest right now. What should I do, go
>on BCP's? They made me sick and gain weight before! Any help would be
>appreciated. please feel free to send them to me at
>smedley200@yahoo.com Thanks :)
>
>--
>Somtimes you just gotta do what ya gotta do
>

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