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Cariann2005Rob
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i totally agree!! i just want one thing in my life why do drs have to be sooo rude!!! i think i will ask him next time i go in!
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Cariann2005Rob
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i totally agree!! i just want one thing in my life why do drs have to be sooo rude!!! i think i will ask him next time i go in!
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Cariann2005Rob
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i totally agree!! i just want one thing in my life why do drs have to be sooo rude!!! i think i will ask him next time i go in!
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Cariann2005Rob
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i totally agree!! i just want one thing in my life why do drs have to be sooo rude!!! i think i will ask him next time i go in!
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Cariann2005Rob
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i totally agree!! i just want one thing in my life why do drs have to be sooo rude!!! i think i will ask him next time i go in!
rubyroselee
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Yeah, the doctors seems to try to put things in our head that aren't scientifically true sometimes. So annoying! Like my fertility doctor saying that I would need Clomid to get pregnant - blah! I proved him wrong. Then my CF doctor telling me that I don't have the ideal body (meaning a "CF body") for carrying kids. Proved him wrong too! We are all capable of having kids like everyone else if we have the proper health before getting pregnant and no other fertility issues. What are these doctors thinking?
rubyroselee
New member
Yeah, the doctors seems to try to put things in our head that aren't scientifically true sometimes. So annoying! Like my fertility doctor saying that I would need Clomid to get pregnant - blah! I proved him wrong. Then my CF doctor telling me that I don't have the ideal body (meaning a "CF body") for carrying kids. Proved him wrong too! We are all capable of having kids like everyone else if we have the proper health before getting pregnant and no other fertility issues. What are these doctors thinking?
rubyroselee
New member
Yeah, the doctors seems to try to put things in our head that aren't scientifically true sometimes. So annoying! Like my fertility doctor saying that I would need Clomid to get pregnant - blah! I proved him wrong. Then my CF doctor telling me that I don't have the ideal body (meaning a "CF body") for carrying kids. Proved him wrong too! We are all capable of having kids like everyone else if we have the proper health before getting pregnant and no other fertility issues. What are these doctors thinking?
rubyroselee
New member
Yeah, the doctors seems to try to put things in our head that aren't scientifically true sometimes. So annoying! Like my fertility doctor saying that I would need Clomid to get pregnant - blah! I proved him wrong. Then my CF doctor telling me that I don't have the ideal body (meaning a "CF body") for carrying kids. Proved him wrong too! We are all capable of having kids like everyone else if we have the proper health before getting pregnant and no other fertility issues. What are these doctors thinking?
rubyroselee
New member
Yeah, the doctors seems to try to put things in our head that aren't scientifically true sometimes. So annoying! Like my fertility doctor saying that I would need Clomid to get pregnant - blah! I proved him wrong. Then my CF doctor telling me that I don't have the ideal body (meaning a "CF body") for carrying kids. Proved him wrong too! We are all capable of having kids like everyone else if we have the proper health before getting pregnant and no other fertility issues. What are these doctors thinking?
Is your doctor doing monthly ultrasound checks (with the ovulation kits, during the diagnosis period, not the actual trying to conceive time) to see how mature your eggs are getting? I actually did have a problem with my eggs fully maturing that was diagnosed in the usually testing to see what the infertility issue(s) was (were).
I did Clomid first for a couple of rounds, and then a few round of shots (2 different kinds, the last cycle with an additional shot...I can't remember the names at the moment...).
My gyn/infertility doctor didn't mention it being more common in CF patients though, only the cervical mucus issue (which I also have), and he has seen many CF patients over the years.
I did Clomid first for a couple of rounds, and then a few round of shots (2 different kinds, the last cycle with an additional shot...I can't remember the names at the moment...).
My gyn/infertility doctor didn't mention it being more common in CF patients though, only the cervical mucus issue (which I also have), and he has seen many CF patients over the years.
Is your doctor doing monthly ultrasound checks (with the ovulation kits, during the diagnosis period, not the actual trying to conceive time) to see how mature your eggs are getting? I actually did have a problem with my eggs fully maturing that was diagnosed in the usually testing to see what the infertility issue(s) was (were).
I did Clomid first for a couple of rounds, and then a few round of shots (2 different kinds, the last cycle with an additional shot...I can't remember the names at the moment...).
My gyn/infertility doctor didn't mention it being more common in CF patients though, only the cervical mucus issue (which I also have), and he has seen many CF patients over the years.
I did Clomid first for a couple of rounds, and then a few round of shots (2 different kinds, the last cycle with an additional shot...I can't remember the names at the moment...).
My gyn/infertility doctor didn't mention it being more common in CF patients though, only the cervical mucus issue (which I also have), and he has seen many CF patients over the years.
Is your doctor doing monthly ultrasound checks (with the ovulation kits, during the diagnosis period, not the actual trying to conceive time) to see how mature your eggs are getting? I actually did have a problem with my eggs fully maturing that was diagnosed in the usually testing to see what the infertility issue(s) was (were).
I did Clomid first for a couple of rounds, and then a few round of shots (2 different kinds, the last cycle with an additional shot...I can't remember the names at the moment...).
My gyn/infertility doctor didn't mention it being more common in CF patients though, only the cervical mucus issue (which I also have), and he has seen many CF patients over the years.
I did Clomid first for a couple of rounds, and then a few round of shots (2 different kinds, the last cycle with an additional shot...I can't remember the names at the moment...).
My gyn/infertility doctor didn't mention it being more common in CF patients though, only the cervical mucus issue (which I also have), and he has seen many CF patients over the years.
Is your doctor doing monthly ultrasound checks (with the ovulation kits, during the diagnosis period, not the actual trying to conceive time) to see how mature your eggs are getting? I actually did have a problem with my eggs fully maturing that was diagnosed in the usually testing to see what the infertility issue(s) was (were).
I did Clomid first for a couple of rounds, and then a few round of shots (2 different kinds, the last cycle with an additional shot...I can't remember the names at the moment...).
My gyn/infertility doctor didn't mention it being more common in CF patients though, only the cervical mucus issue (which I also have), and he has seen many CF patients over the years.
I did Clomid first for a couple of rounds, and then a few round of shots (2 different kinds, the last cycle with an additional shot...I can't remember the names at the moment...).
My gyn/infertility doctor didn't mention it being more common in CF patients though, only the cervical mucus issue (which I also have), and he has seen many CF patients over the years.
Is your doctor doing monthly ultrasound checks (with the ovulation kits, during the diagnosis period, not the actual trying to conceive time) to see how mature your eggs are getting? I actually did have a problem with my eggs fully maturing that was diagnosed in the usually testing to see what the infertility issue(s) was (were).
<br />I did Clomid first for a couple of rounds, and then a few round of shots (2 different kinds, the last cycle with an additional shot...I can't remember the names at the moment...).
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<br />My gyn/infertility doctor didn't mention it being more common in CF patients though, only the cervical mucus issue (which I also have), and he has seen many CF patients over the years.
<br />I did Clomid first for a couple of rounds, and then a few round of shots (2 different kinds, the last cycle with an additional shot...I can't remember the names at the moment...).
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<br />My gyn/infertility doctor didn't mention it being more common in CF patients though, only the cervical mucus issue (which I also have), and he has seen many CF patients over the years.