Endometriosis Support Group
Endometriosis is a common medical condition where the tissue lining the uterus is found outside of the uterus, typically affecting other organs in the pelvis. The condition can lead to serious health problems, primarily pain and infertility. A major symptom of endometriosis is pain, mostly in the lower abdomen, lower back, and pelvic area.
how have you been doing? i also have irregular periods and have been trying to see when i ovulate. it might be hard to find the exact time you do ovulate since your cycles are so irregular. maybe you can chart how many days on average you go between your cycle and go from there. you might want to get several opk's and test every couple days around day 14 just to see.
Ruth - thanks so much! :)
To you both - I have purchased 15 OPK's from this website australian based near where I live. I think it's cheaper because they;re not packed to sell, their website does the selling for them :) I researched them and what they offer too, to make sure they are decent and what I need from them is delivered so I am rest assured there :)
Anyway I have been testing from day 9 after CD1 :) and will continue to test untill my next period taking note of all you said ruth :)
Thanks again for your help! much appreciated =)
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@ruth for the last 2 years i havent had any cervical mucous so how can you tell your ovualting without this?
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ALSO - Taters you CAN have a positive OPK and NOT ovulate... it doesn't happen often, but the OPK simply picks up the LH surge and it is possible that the upcoming ovulation doesn't occur... so if you think you are ovulating AFTER a + OPK then test again! :)
@ Taters and Sabby - fertility specialists know that regardless of when you ovulate or what methods you are using, the BEST chance of conception is having sex when you have fertile CM. A couple times (2-3) a week on any other day, then every day or every 2nd day when you have the fertile mucous gives a good chance of pregnancy (well, as good as the chance every is each cylce!) xx
@taters. i really hope this surgery will be the one who will work for you and make you feel better. its no fun to hear when anyone is sick :)
Taters - let us know how it goes honey xx
I've always wondered what it is...I can litterally pick out the clump and easily hold it between my finers (sorry for TMI) and it has no give at all.
Thanks ladies, this is quite a useful thread :D