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Ovulation tests to the hospital?
mokje89
Hi everyone,
Maybe a silly question... but I'm a bit unsure. In 3 weeks I have the intake at the hospital, because getting pregnant hasn't worked for 2 years now. I'm bringing all my temperature curves from the past 7 months. I also have all the ovulation tests from the past 6 cycles. Is it common and useful to bring these to the intake as well?
Thanks in advance.
Maybe a silly question... but I'm a bit unsure. In 3 weeks I have the intake at the hospital, because getting pregnant hasn't worked for 2 years now. I'm bringing all my temperature curves from the past 7 months. I also have all the ovulation tests from the past 6 cycles. Is it common and useful to bring these to the intake as well?
Thanks in advance.
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Hartje #2
Maybe you could take a clear photo of it? Then you don't have to carry all that stuff around, and you still have it on hand if they ask. Good luck! -
Anonymous Guest #3
You don't need to bring all that along. It's enough if you mention that you've been dealing with temperatures, tests, and timing for a few months already. And if you have a separate cycle, it's helpful to note down how it goes. But a mountain of tests isn't really interesting for a doctor. They'll do their own tests (blood, semen, ultrasounds, etc.) anyway.
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