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ConfusedFrom: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 5 May 2003 00:41:40 -0500 (CDT)
Hi, My husband and I have been trying to get preagnant for 9 months - I know, not that long a period to be complaining, but for those who have been trying, know how frustrating the process can be. Now for the complicated part. I've been diagnosed with PCO's a long time ago - 10 years and when we first started trying, the PCOs were gone. The first month of trying my cycle was regular - 28 days, then it's been gradually increasing from 33, 38, 43, 45, 54 etc. Two months ago, my GP told me that I have PCOs again after my pap test. Now I am in th 70th day of my cycle and still have yet to get my period. Since we are trying, this is really difficult for me to determine when I'm ovulating. I've been tracking my BBT but there has not been any indication of ovulation. My OBG has given me two referrals to get a blood test for ovulation on my 25th day - problem is I don't know when I'll get my first day, never mind the 25th. What should I do? Is it too early to go on Chlomid? Oh yeah, my OBG has also prescribed Metformin (a drug for diabetes) which apparently also acts as a tool to help women ovulate. To make matters even more confusing, my pap showed some abnormal cells and was referred to a different OBG to get a colposcopy which further showed abnormal cells and lead to a cone biopsy. I just had the biopsy done on Friday and no sex for 6 weeks. So, a month is lost in trying. Has anyone had a similar experience? thank you
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