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Alright it's CD17 and I've been having tons of twinges and other sensations in my ovaries and uterus so something's happening down there. BDed again last night. I confessed to hubby that I'm not to confident this cycle and that maybe we should give up and see what happens with what we've already done. Hubby says, "We haven't even begun to fight yet. This is the fun part." And, that folks, is why I love that man. So the BDing happened for the 6th night in a row. I thought it would begin ...

I'm thinking that I may just be having some late ovulation with the clomid and perhaps that's why my RE wrote the best times to have sex all the way up to CD 21. I was thinking, why so long into the cycle did he suggest "coitus" and I guess it's because he knows that many woman who take clomid O late. Everything seemed so text book on previous cycles though. I recall a perfect 30 day cycle the when we conceived my first one. Oh well, I'm still waiting around to see what happens. BABY DUST ...

Alright I broke down and order a 40pk of Wondfo OPK's from Amazon and low and behold I did it was neg. I can't help but wonder if it's going to work this time. I did 50mg CD 5-9 and I remember having a period on my first cycle but not catching the egg. Perhaps I've always O'ed late. I don't know. I am also tracking temp this time and I just knew that the temp would shoot up high after spending 3 days in a row with a BBT of 97.2. Yet and still when I took BBT today it was 97.4. It's just back to ...

This is my 1st ever blog entry so I'm just going to go with it! I have been TTC#2 since July/August! It took me 3 1/2 years to finally decide to try for #2! I prayed and cried every night for about 6 months trying to listen to what God wanted me to do and what was right to do about building and completing my family! I always knew I wanted at least 2 kids but after having my DD Aliah, I saw how expensive and time consuming it was and wanted what was best for my DD Aliah!! She has asked before ...

Originally Posted by KatCarney

Youthful infertility balanced by late-blooming ovaries
04 March 2009 by Aria Pearson
Magazine issue 2697.

YOUNG women with fertility problems caused by polycystic ovary syndrome may have reason to take heart. Over a lifetime their chances of having children appear just as good as other women's, perhaps because egg production increases as they grow older.

About 7 per cent of reproductive-age women have PCOS, which features irregular periods, high levels

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Today I have no feelings of vomiting . Day four only spotting when I wipe . I Have one PT left , a part of me wants to take it because i think it will come out positive. The other part does not wan to take it because I had way to many false test. this morning i thought I'd count how many time I went to the rest room with out drinking water 5 times ! I'm so hoping this is IB and not a later period.

Hey guys, here's my ultrasound pic I promised in my last post. Sorry for the delay!

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Baby says hello!

This was at 11 weeks 5 days, and I'm now 12 weeks 4 days.

My waking temp is has been the same 3 days in a row. 97.2 which is the lowest temp I've ever had, is sticking around. This is CD15 for me and I am not having evidence of O, but maybe the temp dip is evidence of an O day to come. I know that supposedly once it jumps back up you have O'ed but it's staying pretty damn low. I'm keeping an online chart as well as a paper chart. I don't really have enough data to be able to ascertain that this is some sort of trend. I started charting my temps on the ...

LOWERING OF INSULIN, TESTOSTERONE, AND GLUCOSE LEVELS. Quite a number of studies indicate Glucophage reduces insulin, testosterone and glucose levels -- which reduces acne, hirsutism, abdominal obesity, amenorrhea and other symptoms. In one study conducted at Virginia Commonwealth University, 24 obese PCOS women were given metformin or placebo. The 11 women who received the metformin experienced a reduction in insulin levels, which slowed the activity of an enzyme in the ovaries that stimulates ...

1. Normal implantation of the pregnancy into the uterine wall. This bleeding, which sometimes also occurs when a fertilized egg (embryo) attaches itself to the wall of the uterus (generally two to five days after conception), is brief and light and only lasting a couple of days. Implantation normally occurs around five to ten days after conception.

Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Can_you_be...#ixzz1j5tRlWuQ Decidual bleeding. This is period-like ...