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Re: Am i missing something????
From: Koolaide (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 22 Apr 2001 22:46:16 -0500 (CDT)
Hi Sunny... I have never taken clomid, so I can't help you out there. I
am 33 and have been trying to get preggy for the last few years. It is
so hard. I know. I have a wonderful husband who is so patient and
kind. This is a great board, first off to let you know that you are not
alone and not crazy. These symptoms are very very real. Hubby and I
have decided to get me healty first and then worry about a baby. There
is just no way I could take proper care of a child with the way I feel,
no energy, always sick, etc. I could not afford ivf either.
Hope this helps...and I'm so glad you found this board, I think it's
just the best place to be.
At Sun, 22 Apr 2001, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
>
>I am on clomid at present and have been really encouraged to find that I
>can now talk with other people about my experiences. This has been so
>great for me, my problem is that when reading the other comments there
>is so much that i
>have no knowledge of. I read about all these different drugs taken with
>clomid and to help control pcos and my doctor has never mentioned any of
>them to me. I know nothing about temp taking and also met, ( I am not
>ever sure what that stands for!).
>I want my changes to conceive to be as high as possible can anyone tell
>me what all this is so I can become more pro-active and gain a better
>knowledge about PCOS and its impacts on couples who are trying for a
>baby. Thanks
>
>--
>Hi, I have been trying to get preg. for around 2 years now. I have just finished
>my first course of clomid, which was not very sucessful. I only had one period
>so I think I need a higher dosage. I just feel that it will never happen. How
>good is clomid and what happens if it doesn't work, is there anything else. I
>could not afford IVF!
>
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