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Thanks for the reassurance, Two! I got a little panicky just because DH and I will be so crazy busy tonight and I don't think I'll be able to get to commit to BDing tonight haha. I'll wait until Wednesday then! CM did seem to change to watery now though...
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Sorry, thought I had replied to this. :fx: for a sympathetic doctor. Some are hardcore about the TTC 1 year under 35 thing. What CD are you now and what CD will you be the day of your appt?Quote:
Originally Posted by Junie
Yeah, mine went weird on me last night too. Kind of a hybrid of creamy and watery, like a super thin creamy, which I think is called "milky" (never had it before that I can recall so not sure) which is in the "creamy" family so that is what I marked it. It is the same today. Literally all I am waiting on is my surge and my cervix to open the rest of the way. It is sitting at high, soft, partly open right now so I am hoping this means an early O for me :fingers: BUT my OPK is - :( a bit darker than last night but still very -.Quote:
Originally Posted by TaytumJ
I'm getting really frustrated. Today is the 7th day that I've had a "High" on my cb advanced. I thought for sure I'd have O'd by now. Is that common? My ovaries were very active yesterday, so I was convinced that I'd get a +opk today. What's the deal??
Well I think since my main issue is the long cycles that he will help me earlier at least I hope so. I mean it is hard enough to pinpoint ovulation with a 28 day cycle, with a 50 day cycle and multiple positive OPKs it sometimes seems impossible LOL. I am CD3 today and will be CD12 for my appt.Quote:
Originally Posted by twointow83
I know nothing about fertility monitors, but it there any chance it could be acting up because of low batteries or it needs a reboot or something?? Maybe it isn't a very strong surge so it is taking longer? I wish I could be more help :( Maybe if no one here knows, post on the main forum and see if anyone has any ideas.Quote:
Originally Posted by momamia4
I googled it and it doesn't seem very uncommon though... a lot of people have had the same problem.
Hmm, doc may have you go ahead and take it... but it is unlikely so you are prob right that you won't have it for this cycle. Trust me, I know what it is like for your body to NOT do what it is supposed to. It is extremely frustrating. Some docs won't bother to look at them (my first doc I went to for help wouldn't, and wouldn't help either :( ) but more and more docs are beginning to accept charting as a valid method of monitoring your cycles. So, I suggest printing out your charts for at least as long as you have been TTC... make sure to include ones where you weren't taking any sups so they can't blame those! I did that with my current OB/GYN and he actually looked them over. It helps them to see everything in black and white, so to speak. Anyone can say their cycles are long but the charts not only lend credibility to what you say but also provide more info in a glance than you could ever even remember about your cycles. For example, I can tell by the erratic nature of your temps that there is prob something awry hormonally. Not too bad... I've seen much worse... heck I've had much worse lol, but something is gunking up the works. So, it is good to bring them along with you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Junie
I'm sorry momamia, how frustrating! Hopefully it gives you a solid positive soon! Maybe get some different opks & see what those say?
What CD are you momamia? How long have you been using the monitor?
Yes! I have that milky CM too! It's so weird! I'm hoping if it's coming early to still hit CD 14/15 so we can get some more attempts in. Weird!
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