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What Causes Infertility Having Irregular Periods And PCOs?
♡̷̴̬̩̃̊ЂΞLLδ♡̷̴̬̩̃̊ doc... my problem is about ovulation. 4d past 2yrs dat I got married I don t think my ovulation is normal as it used 2b in which I think is stoping from getting pregnant. ve read a lot about cervical mucus during ovulation but mine has not been like dat since the time I got married. I don t get dis stretchy egg white cm. my cm has alwais been whitish in colour. v been diagnosed twice with infection and was prescribed antibiotics. my doctor prescribed clomid and I took it for 3 cycles but there was still no luck 4a baby. not untill recently dat I had 2change hospital and d doc. asked me several questions in which he diagnosed me with pcos as my period has been irregular. he prescribed metforming and vitamine E which I took 4 2weeks. my next period came on d 28th day of my last menstrual cycle. itz really been long I had dis early period. nd m kind of happy about it. I went bck 2d doc he prescribed. clomid and vit E for 5days and m still on it. I just hope ll get 2c dis stretchy CM dis time and probably becoming pregnant too. is dere anything I can do to improve my CM?
Fri, 7 Apr 2017
Hello,
I have gone through the query and understood your concern. As such, the nature of the cervical mucus varies with the hormone status. You can ask your doctor if you can supplement micronized progesterone in the latter half of the cycle since PCOD can combine with corpus luteal defect. Do have regular intercourse during the ovulation period which is 5 to 7 days after treatment. You can track your ovulation through follicular study or recording of basal body temperature from day one of the cycle. Hope this helps.
I have gone through the query and understood your concern. As such, the nature of the cervical mucus varies with the hormone status. You can ask your doctor if you can supplement micronized progesterone in the latter half of the cycle since PCOD can combine with corpus luteal defect. Do have regular intercourse during the ovulation period which is 5 to 7 days after treatment. You can track your ovulation through follicular study or recording of basal body temperature from day one of the cycle. Hope this helps.
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