Help me Atomic!!

[Biene2019]

great thanks Atomic that makes sense and i will do it.

if ovulation is triggered with the injection during the next cycle, does the rule "only one attempt" apply?

and is the chance for pink with the trigger syringe lower or does that not matter?

sorry for the many questions !!!

[atomic sagebrush]

If you want best odds of pink, yes, you would have one attempt at trigger.

The trigger shot does not seem to sway at all either way.

[Biene2019]

Thank you so much!!!

[Biene2019]

Hello Atomic

I think my egg still jumped, the tempos has been up for 2 days. I have no hope that a pregnancy with a follicle of 29mm has occurred. My FA doesn't know why that can be either, I just wanted to tell you :-)

May I ask you something again that has been on my mind for a long time?

I've already asked you whether it's true that there are more girls in the left ovary and more boys in the right. I don't really believe in RAMZI or in "guessing the pictures". But what do I think that RAMZI (ONLY if you really read the picture correctly) already has something true? You read in so many forums that girls have the placenta on the left and boys on the right.

What do you think about that? Have you seen things like this in your experience that there are more girls or more boys on the left?
Do you believe more in the one attempt or this theory?

I agreed with my gynecologist that we would ovulate in the next month. And I already know that when I see that the egg is jumping on the right side I will worry so much again. (I urgently need to reduce my control freakiness :-))

Sorry for always asking you so many questions. It's just that this will be our last child and I just think so much and just want to try everything that is possible :-)

[atomic sagebrush]

You will not necessarily see the egg come from the right. The egg does NOT alternate sides, that has been completely debunked.

Not enough research has been done into side of ovulation and gender. I can't answer your question. What I do know is that Dr. Ramzi has never published his research for other scientists to review it, which means it is almost certainly false. Honest scientists publish their research. Dishonest ones don't. I have seen Dr. Ramzi himself guess wrongly on ultrasounds.

I believe far more in the one attempt than side of ovulation (which I do not believe at all, at least that it is in any way a guarantee).

[Biene2019]

sorry i didn't mean that the egg will change sides. I only mean when the gynecologist tells me that my ovulation will be from the right side.

then would you dare to try it if ovulation is coming from the right side?

I must be brave! THANKS!

[atomic sagebrush]

Yes, we have seen plenty of girls conceived from right side ovulation. I would still try. I do not recommend waiting around for a particular side of ovulation.

[Biene2019]

dear Atomic

me again, sorry .......

This month my cycle will be monitored again (it didn't work last month).
My gynecologist said what is noticeable is that I have one large dominant follicle but also many small follicles. he said there could be several male hormones involved. that would be pcos? (I have a regular cycle).

i'm so sad, can i forget my girl's dream? can you give me any advice on what i can do to increase the chances?

my ovulation is coming from the right side this month. my doctor says, wait and see ... I'm really a little desperate

should i try again or should i wait or change something about my diet first? or any other tip?

Thanks so much for your fast answer (my ovulation will be in 1-2 days (doctor says)

[atomic sagebrush]

Well, I'm not sure exactly what they said. But it is NORMAL to have one dominant follicle and many small follicles. That is what everyone's ovaries are meant to do.

Now, obviously your doctor is knowledgeable and they are seeing something unusual there. In people with PCOS, those follicles have an unusual look to them, called "string of pearls". So I'm assuming that is what they saw.

The good news is we have great results with PCOSers. Are you already on the alternate diet (whole grains, full fat dairy only, limited sugar, and slightly more protein and fat than the standard Low Everything Diet)??

Changing your diet now is not going to do anything but we could get a jump for next month if you don't get pregnant this month.

[Biene2019]

Yes it will be, he said something was noticeable. He said we'll look at each other again this month.

I have been on the normal LE diet so far and have also eaten a lot of white carbohydrates to maintain my weight (white pasta, rice, etc.).

What is the other diet like? Do I have to buy them separately? I only bought the LE diet?

Would you still give it a try this month or would you prefer to wait until the next?

And what do you mean by great results? I thought people with PCOS have almost only one chance of pink when they take clomiphene?