I hope you are! Those all sound like signs of pregnancy so there is hope. I know how tough it can be. We went through 6 years of infertility before we were finally blessed with a son a year ago. He was conceived without any medical intervention. It is tough on Clomid, I had all kinds of problems (especially with mood swings, SEVERE mood swings) and that’s why I stopped. I know how tired I got of constantly seeing those negative HPTs but I also had many miscarriages so seeing a positive often wasn’t much better. I hope things work out better for you. Good Luck.
I hope you are pregnant. It’s tough having PCOS. In a few more days you can test with Early Response HPT.
Don’t give up if it is Neg. I have PCOS and had one ruptured Fallopian tube. After several miscarriages and heartaches I was able to have a beautiful son. And now am expecting a second this time without any medical intervention.
i’m sorry you’re going through this, but there’s a lot of hope for you, it’s only your first cycle on Clomid, it takes an average of three months to get pregnant, you should also talk to your doctor about others things like femara, you can ask a fertility specialist online for free to get more advice and also find other ladies who are going through this, try http://www.FertilityTies.com
good luck!!!!!
September 7th, 2010 at 12:19 pm
I hope you are! Those all sound like signs of pregnancy so there is hope. I know how tough it can be. We went through 6 years of infertility before we were finally blessed with a son a year ago. He was conceived without any medical intervention. It is tough on Clomid, I had all kinds of problems (especially with mood swings, SEVERE mood swings) and that’s why I stopped. I know how tired I got of constantly seeing those negative HPTs but I also had many miscarriages so seeing a positive often wasn’t much better. I hope things work out better for you. Good Luck.
September 7th, 2010 at 12:19 pm
I hope you are pregnant. It’s tough having PCOS. In a few more days you can test with Early Response HPT.
Don’t give up if it is Neg. I have PCOS and had one ruptured Fallopian tube. After several miscarriages and heartaches I was able to have a beautiful son. And now am expecting a second this time without any medical intervention.
September 7th, 2010 at 12:19 pm
i’m sorry you’re going through this, but there’s a lot of hope for you, it’s only your first cycle on Clomid, it takes an average of three months to get pregnant, you should also talk to your doctor about others things like femara, you can ask a fertility specialist online for free to get more advice and also find other ladies who are going through this, try http://www.FertilityTies.com
good luck!!!!!