CD11 Anyone??

Anyone on the same schedule? I need someone to agonize and analyze with

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Close.........I am CD10.

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Yay! I saw your other post about normally being a late Oer...me too CD21 or 22. It's great to know that the clomid seems to move things along a bit quicker. If we don't get a BFP in the next few months we'll probablly ask the doctor what he thinks about starting clomid. This is only our 3rd cycle ttc but I have always had very long irregular cycles and I actually was misdiagnosed as having PCOS a few years ago (just found out in May that it was a misdiagnosis!)

Good luck with your appointments this week, can't wait to read the updates!

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Posted by MrsDeVito

Yay! I saw your other post about normally being a late Oer...me too CD21 or 22. It's great to know that the clomid seems to move things along a bit quicker. If we don't get a BFP in the next few months we'll probablly ask the doctor what he thinks about starting clomid. This is only our 3rd cycle ttc but I have always had very long irregular cycles and I actually was misdiagnosed as having PCOS a few years ago (just found out in May that it was a misdiagnosis!)

Good luck with your appointments this week, can't wait to read the updates!

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Posted by Hofstra26

Posted by MrsDeVito

Yay! I saw your other post about normally being a late Oer...me too CD21 or 22. It's great to know that the clomid seems to move things along a bit quicker. If we don't get a BFP in the next few months we'll probablly ask the doctor what he thinks about starting clomid. This is only our 3rd cycle ttc but I have always had very long irregular cycles and I actually was misdiagnosed as having PCOS a few years ago (just found out in May that it was a misdiagnosis!)

Good luck with your appointments this week, can't wait to read the updates!

Thanks!! I will update for sure!!

Just as an FYI - you may want to see an RE about your irregular cycles now and talk to them about taking Metformin (aka Glucophage) I don't have PCOS either but like you my cycles were SO crazy erratic. I didn't always ovulate and I could go months without getting AF. The first time I took Metformin I still needed Provera every month to get AF but within 4 months I did ovulate on my own and I conceived my DD. This time around I started my Met (in Sept.), took Provera just once to start my cycle and since October I've had 2 cycles all on my own. Got AF twice and ovulated twice!! Sure my cycles were a little long (34-36 days total) but I least I have cycles regularly. It's worth looking into before Clomid. Just another option to consider. I took the Clomid this cycle for the LPD but I am happy it seems to have sped up the ovulation too!!

Hope we both get lucky this go around!!! Good luck!!!!

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Posted by MrsDeVito

Posted by Hofstra26

Posted by MrsDeVito

Yay! I saw your other post about normally being a late Oer...me too CD21 or 22. It's great to know that the clomid seems to move things along a bit quicker. If we don't get a BFP in the next few months we'll probablly ask the doctor what he thinks about starting clomid. This is only our 3rd cycle ttc but I have always had very long irregular cycles and I actually was misdiagnosed as having PCOS a few years ago (just found out in May that it was a misdiagnosis!)

Good luck with your appointments this week, can't wait to read the updates!

Thanks!! I will update for sure!!

Just as an FYI - you may want to see an RE about your irregular cycles now and talk to them about taking Metformin (aka Glucophage) I don't have PCOS either but like you my cycles were SO crazy erratic. I didn't always ovulate and I could go months without getting AF. The first time I took Metformin I still needed Provera every month to get AF but within 4 months I did ovulate on my own and I conceived my DD. This time around I started my Met (in Sept.), took Provera just once to start my cycle and since October I've had 2 cycles all on my own. Got AF twice and ovulated twice!! Sure my cycles were a little long (34-36 days total) but I least I have cycles regularly. It's worth looking into before Clomid. Just another option to consider. I took the Clomid this cycle for the LPD but I am happy it seems to have sped up the ovulation too!!

Hope we both get lucky this go around!!! Good luck!!!!

Thanks for the info, I actually should have worded that differently though. Before I started charting I thought I had irregular cycles. In fact I just have slightly longer than average cycles. Around 35 days. I did have a few bouts of irregularity as a teenager but I think that could be attributed to being on the pill and not taking it consistently. Dumb teenage me! I do have a question though...I though Metformin was for insulin resistence? Is it not? What exactly does it do? Well, now that was 3 questions!