CD 3, Cycle #12.

On the way to the RE’s office this morning I treated my PCOS-self to a delicious coffee drink at my local establishment.  A full-throttle coffee drink.  Full sugar and full caffeine.  HOLYSHITBALLS.  I arrived at the doctor’s office jazzed out of my mind.  I think I talked more this morning then I have in the past two weeks.  I’m naturally a reticent person.  Pretty introverted and introspective, to boot.  But not this morning.  At one point, I felt solidly drunk.  I got wrapped up in my purse strap and tripped.  It was a scene.

As such, I donated some caffeinated, insulinated blood to the cause.  I’m surprised it didn’t burn a hole in the vial.  The RE also did another ultrasound to make sure my ovaries were all clear to start the Clomid.  My Day 3 estradiol was 27 and my FSH was 8.8.  Not a great number, but workable.

I popped the first 100 mg just a couple of minutes ago.  I’m scheduled for another ultrasound on CD12, and if I have any ripe follicles we will trigger at that time.

And so it begins.

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7 thoughts on “CD 3, Cycle #12.

  1. I’m about one month away from where you’re going with the Clomid, although I am going to start on 50mg to see how I respond first. Good luck this cycle!!

  2. Not, a cycle buddy :( Just a protocol buddy (unless my RE changes our plan). I have an appt Monday so I will most likely start Provera on Tuesday (unless a miracle occurs). So AF won’t be here for another 2 weeks, hopefully less.

    I have to say I can totally relate to your coffee story. I don’t drink caffeine, but when I do it’s a disaster. I’m probably safe to say our personality types are similar. Caffeine/coffee makes me feel like I’m going to have a heart attack because I just can’t slow down!

    • Protocol buddies, cycle buddies – whatevs. A buddy is a buddy.

      Do you love the caffeine? I love the caffeine. I would drink it everyday if it didn’t amp up my nervous system so much.

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