To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. is an online ovulation chart where you can sign up and record your temperatures. The online system will then be able to pinpoint ovulation for from the temperatures you add, when it detects a thermal shift.
__________________ Surprise BFP 6 Dec 08 - m/c 14 Jan 09 - 10 weeks (B/O) Soy 120mg CD 1-5, Starflower & Grapefruit Juice up to O - O'd 9 Oct CD33 BFP 19 Oct 10dpo!! Beta - 4990 @ 21dpo
First u/s 7w5 - 175bpm measuring 8w5!!
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For me this was true.
First two pregnancies were with ovulation meds. My last (at age 40!-now you know I am old!) was an unexpected blessing! Just took my body 40 years to work.
Now, hopefully, you won't need to wait that long!
__________________ Diane
mom to 6
Single (39 wk); quads (33w4d); single (35w4d)
MOST (Mothers of Supertwins)
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__________________ Gregory (24) To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Denise (23) 1st cycle clomid 10/30 (5-9dy) Metformin (500 mg) Parental Vitamin
That's great news! I had read this somewhere else awhile back but couldn't find it again when I wanted (not this article but a statement that getting pregnant is a bit easier for older PCOS women rather than younger).
A relative of mine has PCOS too and got pregnant in mid 40s without even trying!
__________________ Randa Me (30)/DH (30)/together since 5.1.04/married 10.18.08 To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.
Diagnosed finally in July 2009 (but suspect I have had PCOS for many years prior) Thanks to my DH and my dermatologist for helping me figure this out and getting me to an awesome endocrinologist! OB/GYN was NO HELP whatsoever. Current meds
Spironolactone since July 2009
Some type of BCP since March 2005
Currently Loestrin generic equivalent (Microgestin or Junel) TTC in 2010.
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I'm a newbie here and i feel good to be able to talk about an issue that only my husband and i share. Nobody knows and it is sometimes hard to face this.
I am part of the older crowd: i'm 37 yo and we are looking to conceive.
What i do not understand is that i have my periods every months ie 28-30 days since i'm 16 (date at which i became a "woman" To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. )and according to my ovulation monitor we do ovulate.
I'm a confirmed PCOS.
Am I missing something? Is it normal?
In most article that i read about PCOS , including this one, i do not fit the profile of extended time without periods and other physical/visual characteristics.
I pray with all my heart that we are going to be able to conceive knowing that i am older and according to this study we have more chance of success if i read correctly between the lines.
TTC off and on since 2000
Dx with PCOS (2001) and Hidradenitis Suppurativa (2005)
O'd with Metformin + Clomid in 2004 9/09: Started natural foods diet, Maca, DIM, DCI To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.
