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Am I jumping the gun?
Hi, I am on cd28 on my 2nd round of clomid. I got my cd21 bloodwork done on cd22 and my results for my progesterone was 15.47, so i did ovulate. Last month which was my 1st cycle of clomid my progesterone was a 3.95. My cycle should be on or coming on today. Should I take a pregnancy test today?
ok, i think i just got off my sixth cycle of clomid. I started off with 50mgs and now im taking 150mgs. Well since my last post, I haven't been ovulating. Well I went for my annual Friday and it was also CD22 for me so I got my blood work done. I got my results today and my progesterone level was 23.76!! According to my period tracker on my cellphone my cycle is due today. Its 5:30pm right now and nothing yet. My nurse said that this is the highest result we have ever gotten because I think, the past 5 months it was always around 3.5 or something like that. But anywho she also said that this is very good and could indicate pregnancy so I my cycle doesn't start, wait a few days and if still nothing, take a pregnancy test.
I am so excited but I'm trying not to get over excited just to get my feeling hurt once again. !! Im still going to remain hopeful. Praying this is it!
What do you all think?
I am so excited but I'm trying not to get over excited just to get my feeling hurt once again. !! Im still going to remain hopeful. Praying this is it!
What do you all think?
At least you know that you ovulated so that is a good thing. My pregestrone on day 21 was 42 so they told me "we'll see you next week for the pregancy blood work and hopefully have good news for you"
Good luck!
Good luck!
Well I got a BFN right along with some spotting so I guess I was in to big of a hurry...
Still hopeful and looking forward to my next cycle.
Still hopeful and looking forward to my next cycle.
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