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Trying for a Baby Part 7

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  • tea_lover
    tea_lover Posts: 8,261 Forumite
    He did try to show me the screen at the point where the dye went through but I had my eyes closed as that's when it hurt! But I am a big wuss :rotfl:

    He talked me through it all at the time, and said it was all looking ok etc. Then I got dressed and he came back to talk to me and explained the results and what would happen next.

    My OH felt bad too but it's just not always possible to both get time off work is it. There's a lot of appts in fertility treatment! Am more worried about all the time off work than the actual tests and things so far. I did worry a bit about getting bad news on my own but my OH doesn't take any of it in at the time anyway, so I always end up explaining it to him later.

    I told myself that blocked tubes just means a different plan of attack. So it wouldn't have been bad news as such, just that we needed a plan B. If that makes sense.
  • QQuaver
    QQuaver Posts: 8,444 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Tea lover, you should be extra fertile now, fingers crossed you'll catch the eggy before clomid:j
  • TeamLowe
    TeamLowe Posts: 2,406 Forumite
    QQ, only SSing for AF! i'll be so pleased to see her, ironically, i just want a normal cycle

    thanks for all your help tea lover, it's put my mind at rest :) i'm a natural born worrier and am overthinking the test totally, so you've made it seem like it's really routine, which helps if you get me. i don't think i know anyone in real life who's had one before so don't have anyone to talk to really, there's only 3 of my friend who want babies and they all have them :( x x
    Little Lowe born January 2014 at 36+6

    Completed on house September 2013

    Got Married April 2011
  • mlbarrett
    mlbarrett Posts: 301 Forumite
    tea_lover wrote: »

    It was all going ok, then I got a parking ticket :mad: I don't know if anyone else has experienced trying to park at Walsgrave in Cov but it's a nightmare. It's always on the news about how bad it is. Got there an hour early and spent 40 mins driving round car parks then just couldn't leave it any longer. Parked totally out the way down a side road, with lots of other cars. Should I known I wouldn't get away with it.

    Such is life :rotfl:

    I had to go there last year to have my bits and pieces checked to make sure everything was ok.
    I couldn't find a space so parked in a local road to call the reception to tell them. They were ok with me being late and told me to get there as soon as I could.

    It just meant that I was sat around for ages whilst they fitted me in with other appointments that were after my time.
    Little man arrived 13 Dec 2012
  • tea_lover
    tea_lover Posts: 8,261 Forumite
    mlbarrett wrote: »
    I had to go there last year to have my bits and pieces checked to make sure everything was ok.
    I couldn't find a space so parked in a local road to call the reception to tell them. They were ok with me being late and told me to get there as soon as I could.

    It just meant that I was sat around for ages whilst they fitted me in with other appointments that were after my time.

    I've ended up in the Tesco car park down the road before now. Would have done that this morning but it's a bit of a walk and as I wasn't even supposed to drive home I didn't dare park too far away. It never fails to amaze me just how bad the parking is there. The place has only been open a few years!

    teamlowe - I know what you mean about overthinking. I think that's natural, we're bound to worry about having something done we have no experience of. I don't know anyone IRL with experience of this, so it's great to have you lot to 'chat' to. Most of my local friends are a couple of years older and started their families much younger, so a lot of them have older kids. Makes me feel even more behind.
  • good_vibes
    good_vibes Posts: 546 Forumite
    Grats Mintedby x
  • Gemmzie
    Gemmzie Posts: 14,876 Forumite
    :shhh: I'm booking into the doctors tomorrow to have my implant out and get some of those tablets that can delay AF as we go on honeymoon on the 19th :D Can't wait :lipsrseal
    No longer using this account for new posts from 2013
  • TTC40
    TTC40 Posts: 1,056 Forumite
    tea_lover wrote: »
    Am back, and just in time for Bargain Hunt:D I love 'working' from home lol.

    They did the hycosy and my tubes are good :j My ovaries are a different story thought, cysts all over the place. Dr said next step will be clomid, so long as OH's SA results are ok. We've got an appt on 11th july. All of our other test results should be in by then so if it's all ok he said he'll start the clomid then.

    It was all going ok, then I got a parking ticket :mad: I don't know if anyone else has experienced trying to park at Walsgrave in Cov but it's a nightmare. It's always on the news about how bad it is. Got there an hour early and spent 40 mins driving round car parks then just couldn't leave it any longer. Parked totally out the way down a side road, with lots of other cars. Should I known I wouldn't get away with it.

    Such is life :rotfl:

    Glad you got some answers straight away (and your tubes are good). I paid £444 for the HSG - hope the parking ticket was cheaper!
    TeamLowe wrote: »
    Tea lover i hope it goes well today, and that they give you a plan of action whatever the result :cool:
    let me know if it hurts too! lol

    I'm taking my mum with me for mine and it's in Prescot of all places so i've no idea where it is and i can't drive for an hour afterwards so i hope they have a cafe, unless i can persuade my mum to be confident enough to drive my car

    I took two paracetamol & two ibruprofen about an hour before I went (it's fine to take both). Personally I didn't find it any worse than a smear. Clearly it wasn't fun but I wouldn't worry if they told me I needed to have it done again. They hadn't told me not to drive (& it didn't cross my mind). I went on my own & drove back to work about 10 minutes after it was done.

    TMI alert - what goes up, must come down! So there will be a discharge of the clear liquid afterwards so have a couple of sanitary towels with you.
  • onlywayisup_2
    onlywayisup_2 Posts: 106 Forumite
    Can i join please?

    Using an A.I because my family all know my username and would rather keep this secret!

    Have stalked these forums for years but never been able to join until now. Im 28 and been married 6months. Wanted a baby for years but have been waiting for the 'right time'. doesnt look like its coming so nows as good as any:p.

    Came off the pill end of April and started trying from then. Just got my first proper period in 10years and now on cd3.
    Not finding being off the pill fun though!

    Looking forward to joining you all in real life and not just stalking in secret!

    Abi
  • lilymay1
    lilymay1 Posts: 1,597 Forumite
    Welcome Abi.

    Good luck for this cycle :)
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    20th October 2011
    3rd December 2013
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