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I have been TTC for 13 years. Been with a few men in those years with no luck. I have been with my husband now for 4 years and nothing. Never had a BFP. I have had periods a day or two late and it get my hopes way up and take a pg test and get a BFN along with a bloody mess within a day of the test. Last one on Valentine's day. :(
I am tired of people saying they understand when they obviously don't. If you have had kids with ease then don't say you understand.
I went to a couple different OB's and family dr's and no one took me serious when I said I wanted a family. I felt so alone and didn't know what to do. I actually quit going to the OB for close to 5 years because I felt what was the use. They don't care what I have to say and won't take me serious when I do talk.
I recently changed OB and every other Dr I use. When I called to make the app with my OB's office the first thing they asked was the reason for the visit. Of course I needed my regular test, but I also told them I wanted to try and have a family.
On my way in to the OB I called my husband and asked if he could make it to the app because I have anxiety issues around new people. He couldn't because of work.
I was quickly called back to a room and told to wait on the OB. As soon as my new OB walked through the door she said, "I see you want to have a family. How long have you been with your husband? Have you been on birth control? I am going to write you a RX for Clomid. Is there any other concerns or questions you have for me?" Of course there was more talking between each question, but you get the gist. As she was walking out the door she turned to me looked in my eyes and said, " I look forward to delivering your baby in the very near future". She also gave me a collection cup to have my husband's swimmers checked. I have never had anyone actually take the time to take me seriously.
When my husband got home from work I told him what all was said and showed him what all I was given. He was almost in tears and said, "if I had known she was going to do all this I would have left work early even if I got in trouble."
Needless to say we are both excited and don't know if we should have him tested first before we get the Clomid RX filled or if we should just go ahead and get it filled. I can't start it until day 5 of my period so I have some time (around 3/18/15 to be a little more exact).
What is everyone's advice? We have never used this and are extremely new to this.
For the first time in my life I was heard.
I am tired of people saying they understand when they obviously don't. If you have had kids with ease then don't say you understand.
I went to a couple different OB's and family dr's and no one took me serious when I said I wanted a family. I felt so alone and didn't know what to do. I actually quit going to the OB for close to 5 years because I felt what was the use. They don't care what I have to say and won't take me serious when I do talk.
I recently changed OB and every other Dr I use. When I called to make the app with my OB's office the first thing they asked was the reason for the visit. Of course I needed my regular test, but I also told them I wanted to try and have a family.
On my way in to the OB I called my husband and asked if he could make it to the app because I have anxiety issues around new people. He couldn't because of work.
I was quickly called back to a room and told to wait on the OB. As soon as my new OB walked through the door she said, "I see you want to have a family. How long have you been with your husband? Have you been on birth control? I am going to write you a RX for Clomid. Is there any other concerns or questions you have for me?" Of course there was more talking between each question, but you get the gist. As she was walking out the door she turned to me looked in my eyes and said, " I look forward to delivering your baby in the very near future". She also gave me a collection cup to have my husband's swimmers checked. I have never had anyone actually take the time to take me seriously.
When my husband got home from work I told him what all was said and showed him what all I was given. He was almost in tears and said, "if I had known she was going to do all this I would have left work early even if I got in trouble."
Needless to say we are both excited and don't know if we should have him tested first before we get the Clomid RX filled or if we should just go ahead and get it filled. I can't start it until day 5 of my period so I have some time (around 3/18/15 to be a little more exact).
What is everyone's advice? We have never used this and are extremely new to this.
For the first time in my life I was heard.
All I was told is that it's a surgical procedure so I doubt it. The place I am going will actually only do that if you freeze with them. I talked with my husband about the surgery and he said no way. He has had many surgeries in that general area and he said he will never have one again. I can't say that I blame him.
I feel so bad for my sweet husband. Poor thing! I may just end up doing my tests since we're having a difficult time with his.
We had an appointment this morning, but performance anxiety got the best of him.
I went in at my appointment time and explained everything. They did give us a collection condom, but we don't think it will work. My OBGYN said she could do a postcioatal test if this next attempt is failed. All I do is call the day before I want to come in for the test, have intercourse that next morning and make sure I don't take a shower before I come in. She said that it will determine if he has active sperm, but that's as much info as I have about it right now.
I have tried looking it up online and can't find anything so idk if it's something all OB's are able to do or maybe that's what their office calls it. I have no idea.