started new thread as I'm getting lost!

[Beautifulrainbow]

I agree totally but it's because the doctors in the United Kingdom have either never heard of Provera or have some phobia about it.

I have no explanation other than that I have seen about 500 gals who had legit medical need for Provera who would have been given in in US, Canada, Europe, or Australia, not getting Provera for no reason whatsoever. And when asked about it some docs had never even heard of it. ???????

When I first started getting checked out when that cycle at the start of the year went on for 3 months, I asked my gp for something to reset my cycle. Her response was "yes I can give you something to cause a bleed but it won't be a real af do no point giving it to you"
The private doc did start saying " I did say last week if your hubby's sample came back normal then we will start you on provea today with a course of 50mg clomid" then I butted in and said I already took 50mg , that's when doc looked through my last af when I o'd did another Scan to see how thin my lining had gone then said she wanted me to go on bcp for 21 days.


Never though I could have fibroids, no doctor has ever mentioned it. scans show only cysts on my ovaries on the right 1 more than left. And I don't get any pain and light, I had heard fibroids make your af painful and heavy, hat how you know you have it. My best friend and her sister both suffer from it. They are reciving extra tests and I've now.

[Beautifulrainbow]

Atomic please read my next thread as I'm asking if it's worth buying a plan

http://genderdreaming.com/forum/tryi...th-atomic.html

[atomic sagebrush]

Yep US drs are way more prescription happy generally, with all meds.

This seems to be unique with the Provera. I am not sure if it's something in British med schools or what but we've had a terrible time getting Provera for my UK swayers even when it was completely medically indicated.

European doctors seem to be the most free with the scrips, then US/Aus. in about equal ratio, UK bringing up the rear. At least for fertility stuff.

[atomic sagebrush]

When I first started getting checked out when that cycle at the start of the year went on for 3 months, I asked my gp for something to reset my cycle. Her response was "yes I can give you something to cause a bleed but it won't be a real af do no point giving it to you"
The private doc did start saying " I did say last week if your hubby's sample came back normal then we will start you on provea today with a course of 50mg clomid" then I butted in and said I already took 50mg , that's when doc looked through my last af when I o'd did another Scan to see how thin my lining had gone then said she wanted me to go on bcp for 21 days.


Never though I could have fibroids, no doctor has ever mentioned it. scans show only cysts on my ovaries on the right 1 more than left. And I don't get any pain and light, I had heard fibroids make your af painful and heavy, hat how you know you have it. My best friend and her sister both suffer from it. They are reciving extra tests and I've now.

Well, fibroids develop over the course of time and 50-70% of all women develop them. Many times if they're small, they cause few/no symptoms and docs don't really even mention them if they see them in scans.

[atomic sagebrush]

Atomic please read my next thread as I'm asking if it's worth buying a plan

http://genderdreaming.com/forum/tryi...th-atomic.html

Oh gosh I read that thread but I"m not sure I picked up on the plan aspect.

I feel weird telling people to buy plans. I have people buy them at the last minute all the time and I just change the plan accordingly and so I can absolutely do a plan for anyone who needs it, but I just feel weird about it. It does come with the coaching where I answer your posts first and every day, but it's totally up to you if you want to buy one. If you think you can use it, I can absolutely do a plan for you.