Our journey through infertility. TTC since 4/06.
Mittelschmertz is German and means "middle pain." It is a term to denote midcycle pain associated with ovulation, a very common phenomenon. Mittelschmertz is usually on one side (the side that's ovulating that cycle) and is sharp and short-lived, lasting only a few hours.
posted by Carrie @ 4:06 AM
Our journey through infertility. TTC since 4/06.
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March 2006 Finished bcp.
December 2006 Started seeing RE.
January 2007 Tried to schedule HSG. No available appointments. :|
February 2007 Tried to schedule HSG... again. No available appointments... again. wtf.
April 2007 Dx'd w/ MFI "triple strike": Low counts, low motility, low morphology.
May 2007 Clear HSG. Dx'd w/ PCOS w/ insulin resistance. Started Metformin 300 mg/day.
June 6-10 Clomid cycle #1, 100 mg, CD 5-9.
June 19 IUI cancelled, no available appointments. wtf.
July 11-15 Clomid cycle #2, 100 mg, CD 5-9.
July 19 IUI #1. 1 mature follicle (21.9 mm) and 4.3 million motile sperm. Failed.
August 11-15 Clomid cycle #3, 100 mg, CD 5-9.
August 23 IUI #2. 3 mature follicles and 2.3 million motile sperm. Failed.
September 5 Appt. w/ urologist. "Can't help you."
September 12-16 Clomid cycle #4, 100 mg, CD 5-9
September 22 IUI #3. Request for progesterone supplements denied. 1-4 mature follicles and 1.7 million motile sperm. Failed.
October 11-15 Clomid cycle #5, 100 mg, CD 5-9
October 22 IUI #4. 2-4 mature follicles and 1 million motile sperm. Failed. Realized may have been having chemical pregnancies.
October 27 Lost insurance that covered treatments.
They get it...
Excuse me... I'd like a refund on these ovaries!"
Money Makes the Sperm Go 'Round
Yes, I'd like to order one pregnancy, please!"
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