Originally Posted by
twointow83
I agree that her doctor definitely needs to do more testing if this continues to be an issue and that the OTC stuff is for women in menopause. However, I have been in her shoes. Back then I saw 3 gyns and neither would do anything for me but recommend BCPs.I was TTC so obviously that was not what was going to help me. My cycles were completely annovulatory. I waited about 6+ months each time, over a year the first time, praying each time that it would be the cycle that would be the one I would ovulate and get pregnant, but I nevet did until I moved to another state and got my current OB who got involved and did what was necessary. I dont want to cause issues here, I really don't, but the BIP can induce AF... not at recommended doses because you are correct in saying they are made for hormonal therapy but they do work at higher doses. Not unsafely high, just higher than recommended. I also agree that if she is about to ovulate taking the BIP would mess that up, which is why I feel her doctor should be more involved but unfortunately many doctors feel that because they went to med school that they know everything and we know nothing. I personally know the frustration and stress that comes with cycles that go on and on and I worry this stress will keep her from ovulating at all thus my recommendation of a fresh start and pushing for more testing if it continues. Again, not trying to stir the pot... that's the last thing I want. Just trying to use my experience and knowledge to help someone, just as you do. I truely hope it is an issue of miscommunication with her doc and her doc will Rx the prometrium, as this is really the best possible outcome because of all the reasons I mentioned before.Then she can use the SI for TTC next cycle since her doc won't Rx Clomid. But if not I don't want her to feel the helplessness that I felt for so long. HopeI am not stepping on toes. Just trying to help.
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