I have decided I am putting way too much thought into my posts therefore the task becomes daunting. My posts will be short and sweet and written journal style. Maybe I'll be more apt to post regularly.
We found out Monday that we have some male-factor issues in addition to my endometriosis. This came as a shock to us. My DH was tested years ago and there were no issues with his sperm. Suddenly, he has low motility and inflammation. My ob/gyn suggested that he go to a urologist. He went Thursday to the new doctor that is with his family doc and the new doctor was very encouraging. He believes there are things we can do to improve the motility without going to a urologist. The first thing DH needs to do is loose some weight. The docs words, not mine. He needs to eat better, more fruits and veggies, and exercise more. I also ordered and already received a vitamin supplement for male fertility issues. It is supposed to help make more and better quality sperm. We're doing another SA on Monday and we'll see what those results are. Maybe it was just a flook. My husband has had epiditimitus a few times and maybe he had a flare up at that time.
In other news, my monitor did not detect ovulation this month even though I am taking Clomid. Hmmmm. I did appear to have a thermal shift, however. It could be that the surge was either very light or happened so quickly the monitor could not pick it up. Whatever. With male factors we were unaware of, what does it matter? I am not even taking progesterone this cycle. I am feeling very cynical about this entire cycle. Depending on the results of the SA next week I may skip a cycle or two of clomid. I am on cycle day 21, post peak 5 or 6. I had some strange, up and back down temps so the shift is quite ambiguous. Not sure when it happened.
Well, that's it for now. Not much else going on. Same old story......
