There's always something to worry about, isn't there?
Today I'm concerned that I might have a luteal phase defect after all.
The funny thing about this is that last summer when I was stressing out about not being able to conceive I was convinced a luteal phase defect was the primary problem. Little did I realize that it was a Fallopian tube issue and no amount of Vitamin B6 was going to fix that problem- only surgery would help create a less toxic and blocked environment.
Now, however, with the slightly low progesterone test and it looking like this next cycle is going to start slightly earlier than expected, there's a good chance that some B6 and/or some progesterone supplementation might be just what I need. I hope I'll be able to ask the nurse this week when she calls with my TSH level- as long as they call when I'm near my phone!
I travel a lot in the fall. I'll be out of town for most of the second half of September and two long weekends in October. Any thoughts on traveling during TTC and/or early pregnancy? If the best thing to do is wait that'll mean late October/early November before we try and that seems like a really, really long time from now!
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With Nicholas and Sophia, I had a library conference coming up during my Gonal-F injections. I ended up carrying a cooler so that I could have my injections with me. I was home, of course, in time for our IUI, but I remember being so self conscious with my little drug carrying case. My doctor has never had issues with me traveling in the first trimester. Have you talked to your doctor?
ReplyDeleteI really hope that you are able to work everything into your schedule. I know how far away late October-early November seems! That is our countdown, too, albeit for a different reason!
I have no advice for you since I'm not NEARLY as cool as you and never travel ;o) I'm with Michele though, totally talk to your doctor.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with being by a phone when the call comes in!
*HUGS*