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The thing that got me looking into alternative remedies was when I was first married our family physician didn't know what to do to help me figure out why af never visited me (I had actually seen him when I was 16 because I had only had one af in my entire life which was very strange because I was an early developer, started wearing a bra at 10 yrs old he told me don't worry about it until I'm 20 then I should worry) He sent me to an OBGYN, that dr had me take provera to cause af and see if that would kick start my body...nope. Then put me on the pill for a month to see if that would kick start anything...nope. Then after the pill neither provera or prometrium would cause af. He sent me to a Reproductive Endo. After a year with him running tests he told me I had PCOS and the only thing I could do was do injections. My insurance doesn't cover infertily. That's when I decided to see and iridologist. I thought it was a bunch of crap someone reading my iris and telling me what to take to fix it. But it was cheaper than injections. But after a couple weeks taking the herbs she told me to...AF showed up!!! that is when I began to believe in holistic healing.
It's a long boring story as to why I quit actively ttc between then and now. In Jan after a blood panel was ran by a new dr and new information given to me new avenues opened up and I felt like it was time to cure my PCOS. So I started researching what caused all the symptoms and voila here I am with my insulin way down and symptoms disappearing a little more everyday it seems. And it's all thanks to natural stuff...no chemicals. Hopefully soon my cycles will regulate and I will finally be able to be a mommy.
I hope that wasn't entirely too long. I get a little wordy when I talk about infertility...lots of emotions tied to it...but most on here know all about that. Lol

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