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Quintaaa
Hi everyone,
I’ll introduce myself briefly since I’m new. I’m Quinta, turning 23 in September. I’ve been with my boyfriend for 5.5 years now, and we’ve been living together for 3 years.
We’ve been trying to get pregnant for almost 3 years, but unfortunately, it hasn’t been working out for us.
In 2010, they removed a cyst from my ovary (it was as big as a full-term baby, so quite heavy). After that, all the trouble started. I developed PCOS, and shortly after, endometriosis was diagnosed.
Now, I’m not giving up, absolutely not, but slowly but surely, you do become more vulnerable.
About a year ago, we started with Clomid. The first time around, unfortunately, it didn’t do anything, and I had to temporarily stop because of the pain attacks from my endometriosis.
About 2 months ago, we started again, and I went at it with fresh energy.
Unfortunately, it didn’t work out again, but I was ready to continue until suddenly the pain attacks started again, which left me bedridden for almost 2 months.
But to my great surprise, on June 4th, I got my period on my own, without any help. So my boyfriend and I got busy on Monday night, and on Tuesday I did an ovulation test, and there were two clear lines on it.
Do you guys see those lines clearly too?
And if so, what should I do next?
To be honest, I’ve never been this close to a real ovulation before, so I’m starting to get a bit panicked because I don’t want to do anything wrong.
Because after our last round of trying, and a lot of stress, my pain attacks have started again (for which I take heavy medication).
I hope someone can help me or at least give me some tips, because right now I feel like I have my hands tied.
Greetings, Quinta
I’ll introduce myself briefly since I’m new. I’m Quinta, turning 23 in September. I’ve been with my boyfriend for 5.5 years now, and we’ve been living together for 3 years.
We’ve been trying to get pregnant for almost 3 years, but unfortunately, it hasn’t been working out for us.
In 2010, they removed a cyst from my ovary (it was as big as a full-term baby, so quite heavy). After that, all the trouble started. I developed PCOS, and shortly after, endometriosis was diagnosed.
Now, I’m not giving up, absolutely not, but slowly but surely, you do become more vulnerable.
About a year ago, we started with Clomid. The first time around, unfortunately, it didn’t do anything, and I had to temporarily stop because of the pain attacks from my endometriosis.
About 2 months ago, we started again, and I went at it with fresh energy.
Unfortunately, it didn’t work out again, but I was ready to continue until suddenly the pain attacks started again, which left me bedridden for almost 2 months.
But to my great surprise, on June 4th, I got my period on my own, without any help. So my boyfriend and I got busy on Monday night, and on Tuesday I did an ovulation test, and there were two clear lines on it.
Do you guys see those lines clearly too?
And if so, what should I do next?
To be honest, I’ve never been this close to a real ovulation before, so I’m starting to get a bit panicked because I don’t want to do anything wrong.
Because after our last round of trying, and a lot of stress, my pain attacks have started again (for which I take heavy medication).
I hope someone can help me or at least give me some tips, because right now I feel like I have my hands tied.
Greetings, Quinta
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DeeDee012 #2
Hi Quinta,
What a story! And how brave of you to keep going!!
Regarding your ovulation test, I do indeed see two lines. However, I don't think this test is positive yet. An ovulation test is only considered positive when the test line is as dark as the control line. That's definitely not the case here. If you look at the photos on my profile, you'll see that I've also had ovulation tests where a second line was visible. But it wasn't until June 4th that I got a positive ovulation test result—see my profile photo.
I hope this helps you out, and I wish you lots of success! I hope you'll have a little miracle in your tummy soon!
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