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Hi folks, My wife and I (both 31) have been trying for most of this year. At first not super seriously, but then we started using a tracking app and ovulation sticks to time everything properly. About three weeks / a month ago my wife had an appointment with a fertility specialist and started doing blood tests every second day or so to track her hormone levels. It looks like she's had a weird cycle this time and only had a few days in the luteal phase, and her blood test today showed she has a low progesterone level All that, combined with general stress from my mother since we started dating (Italian mother; I'm her only child), and us having a bit of a rough patch atm means she's not feeling super confident it's going to happen this month On my side, I've got a semen analysis and a bunch of reading to do this week, and a whole lot of foot/back/head rubs and support to give out!
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Emily Spinach posted:Yeah, I don't really know. It's on the list of things to ask (unless I get lucky this last cycle before the appointment). It is beta, and thanks! Now I know I need to ask about that and other carrier testing too (when we eventually see the doctor...) We had an odd week. The (text message) results of my wife's last blood test said she was showing signs similar to PCOS. Followups with the clinic said we don't need to see the doctor until after our next g two cycles, and only if we don't fall pregnant during them. That's odd, right?? And my test results all showed I was above the WHO definition of 'normal', so I guess that's fine? Again, no need to see the doctor to discuss these results as well... Next round of blood tests started today, and we're getting right to it apparently, even though my wife's cycle says it's not quite time yet...
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Oct 1, 2020 06:30
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Oh that's horrible  Hopefully it's allgood news from here on out
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Oct 27, 2020 20:45
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