littlefrog

hi all

i have been taking clomid since the end of april on days 2 - 6 of my cycle had day 21 blood test and had ovulated and results were high which docs said was very good the following month my cycle started on the 22nd took clomid days 2 - 6 but then next cycle was a week late had very tearful and upsetting week as was convinced i was pregant which i wasnt! spoke to my doc again who said to increase the dose to 100mg which i did but i was due on 26th and nothing did test again this morning and nothing! am so fed up with this when they did all my tests before i started on the clomid they said they were all really good but i just wasnt ovulating that was why i wasnt getting pregnant! (have pcos too!)

am just so fed up with this last cycle and now nothing again has this happened to anyone else or does anyone have any advice about what i can do as i really feel like giving in now!

x

ChloeDuvall

Do you chart your cycles? Doing this may help you feel in control a bit more. It will also help you see if you are ovulating or not. It's really fun!

I can really understand being frustrated. I think all of us here are in the same boat, feeling like we are at war with something that can't be beat. But we cannot give up at all, or the PCOS will win. Have you heard of D-Chiro-Inositol? Try reading through the Alternative remedies board on here, and do some research on DCI. It's possibly the first breakthrough for PCOS.

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John's Mommy

I've written this to a few other ladies on here, has your doctor ever tried Actos? You take it once a day, and it is to help you have normal periods and to have normal ovualtion every month until you conceive...I became pregnant after taking for 3 months. I haven't seen any posts on here about this medicine. It is usually meant for women who have diabetes, but can be used for this as well. I am not diabetic. It somehow controls insulin levels when not on BCPs, which in turn level out your horomones to do what they are supposed to do. I would at least ask your doctor about it and see if it is an option for you or not.