I took the first step. Now I sit here and wait for the phone to ring and hope that it does. I called the OB/GYN that I had a consult with in October and left a message with his office that I'd like to talk to him about my case. I'm going to ask him what he thinks of prescribing me 50mg of Clomid for a month or 2. I'm nervous as hell because I've never been this proactive. I've never outright asked for something without a doctor first recommending it to me. I hope he calls me back because the receptionist/nurse said that he can be "inconsistent" with phone calls. We'll see.
It's CD1 and I wanted to do something special for myself. So I'm giving myself some hope. I know the realities of it and that the Clomid probably won't do anything for me other than make me ovulate (which I do on my own anyway) but it will make me feel less helpless, like I'm actually DOING something to get knocked up. Hell, maybe it will make me ovulate on a more regular day like CD13 or even *gasp* CD14.
Please call me back, doctor.
6 comments:
OMG girl, you HAVE to be proactive in IF. No one else will do it for you. So good for you for making the call. Keep it up!!
If you don't take control, you'll never get anywhere! Way to go!!! Hope he returns the call soon!
I hope your doctor returns your call soon!
I'm so glad that you made the call! Good for you!
Good for you!! And the Clomid will do more than make you ovulate -- it'll trick your brain into producing more FSH, so you could get multiple follies. Except for this last IVF, the only medicated cycle out of like 8 now that I've done that I ever got more than one follie was my very first one which was little ol' Clomid and I got 2 follies. GL!! Call back doctor!
I hope the doc calls you back soon! And of course that you'll be blessed for your persistence and being proactive!! :)
I hope you get a call back soon! It's true - you really do have to be proactive in all this!
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