I think I just got a BFP..View attachment 1609344
Sorry the spoilers never work for me!!
I have no symptoms and felt twinging yesterday but I’m on cd28 and my temperature is sky high so i took a test. I’m really worried the worst will happen again so trying not to get Too excited but I have a blood test booked with my fertility clinic Friday regardless
Was planning on TTC next year but have faced health issues for the last three and finally started to get some answers this summer. Unfortunately it wasn’t great news for me, I was diagnosed with adenomyosis. If that wasn’t enough, despite being originally ruled out I was also diagnosed with potential PCOS shortly after I begged for blood tests knowing something was still wrong. They found that my testosterone was raised, prolactin levels were extremely raised and LH/FSH were abnormal. I’m having repeat tests now after 3/4 months of waiting but I haven’t stopped worrying since. I may have a prolactinoma (non-cancerous but fertility suppressing tumour in the brain). It feels as though I’ve lost all hope in ever being a mum. Everything is against me and I’m only 22 years old. I have no family for support, my parents have disowned me due to choosing a partner outside my religion. It’s extremely difficult to be fighting this battle relatively alone. My partner is lovely and supportive no matter what but I worry for him to. I feel guilt that I may not be able to give him the children he deserves. I even at one point told him to leave me because of it. I know nothing is set in stone but it’s hard to hold out any hope at this point. I have my blood test tomorrow and as relieved as I am that they’re doing something I’m also terrified because I’m expecting that the news won’t be great. Any kind words would be much appreciated. Sincerely, someone who’s had a lack of support for a long time
I don't have any advice, just wanted to say sorry you're dealing with this relatively alone and at such a young age. Make sure you get support from your partner, friends and anybody else you trust. Sending lots of loveWas planning on TTC next year but have faced health issues for the last three and finally started to get some answers this summer. Unfortunately it wasn’t great news for me, I was diagnosed with adenomyosis. If that wasn’t enough, despite being originally ruled out I was also diagnosed with potential PCOS shortly after I begged for blood tests knowing something was still wrong. They found that my testosterone was raised, prolactin levels were extremely raised and LH/FSH were abnormal. I’m having repeat tests now after 3/4 months of waiting but I haven’t stopped worrying since. I may have a prolactinoma (non-cancerous but fertility suppressing tumour in the brain). It feels as though I’ve lost all hope in ever being a mum. Everything is against me and I’m only 22 years old. I have no family for support, my parents have disowned me due to choosing a partner outside my religion. It’s extremely difficult to be fighting this battle relatively alone. My partner is lovely and supportive no matter what but I worry for him to. I feel guilt that I may not be able to give him the children he deserves. I even at one point told him to leave me because of it. I know nothing is set in stone but it’s hard to hold out any hope at this point. I have my blood test tomorrow and as relieved as I am that they’re doing something I’m also terrified because I’m expecting that the news won’t be great. Any kind words would be much appreciated. Sincerely, someone who’s had a lack of support for a long time
Ditto and I’d add that this group is always supportive so feel free to say anything hereI don't have any advice, just wanted to say sorry you're dealing with this relatively alone and at such a young age. Make sure you get support from your partner, friends and anybody else you trust. Sending lots of love
I don’t have any advice regarding the PCOS or adenomyosis but I have had a prolactinoma. I had no periods for 10 months and it was confirmed by an mri.Was planning on TTC next year but have faced health issues for the last three and finally started to get some answers this summer. Unfortunately it wasn’t great news for me, I was diagnosed with adenomyosis. If that wasn’t enough, despite being originally ruled out I was also diagnosed with potential PCOS shortly after I begged for blood tests knowing something was still wrong. They found that my testosterone was raised, prolactin levels were extremely raised and LH/FSH were abnormal. I’m having repeat tests now after 3/4 months of waiting but I haven’t stopped worrying since. I may have a prolactinoma (non-cancerous but fertility suppressing tumour in the brain). It feels as though I’ve lost all hope in ever being a mum. Everything is against me and I’m only 22 years old. I have no family for support, my parents have disowned me due to choosing a partner outside my religion. It’s extremely difficult to be fighting this battle relatively alone. My partner is lovely and supportive no matter what but I worry for him to. I feel guilt that I may not be able to give him the children he deserves. I even at one point told him to leave me because of it. I know nothing is set in stone but it’s hard to hold out any hope at this point. I have my blood test tomorrow and as relieved as I am that they’re doing something I’m also terrified because I’m expecting that the news won’t be great. Any kind words would be much appreciated. Sincerely, someone who’s had a lack of support for a long time
I take elevit prenatal, coq10 (so does my husband) as there’s some evidence it can improve egg and sperm quality, and I take a baby aspirin every day but I think that’s cos I have a history of recurrent miscarriage. If you can get your partner to take menevit too that would be good! My husband refused until our fertility dr told him to
I think I last posted around June when it had become time to make a doctors appointment.. we didn’t in the end! Decided to have a non tracking summer to see if a relaxed approach worked first since we knew approx ovulation dates anyway from tracking for a year.. it didn’t 
I’ve been catching up on the threads since June and I’ve seen some graduations to the pregnancy thread too though which is lovely Welcome back to the fun club!Im back
Back to tracking this month, giving it to new year then we will go to the doctors in January. It’s nice to have a definite plan of action.
I would say it’s nice to still see some familiar faces on the thread still but I wish you weren’t still on here
Hoping for a good month for us all!
I think that means you have a longer luteal phase which is good! More time for any potential embryo to develop.
I thought about you yesterday you know!! Sorry it’s not worked out yet but welcome backIm back
Back to tracking this month, giving it to new year then we will go to the doctors in January. It’s nice to have a definite plan of action.
I would say it’s nice to still see some familiar faces on the thread still but I wish you weren’t still on here
Hoping for a good month for us all!
honestly just really want to curl up in a ball and cry. My enthusiasm for trying has gone out of the window I feel so titAw thank youM
I thought about you yesterday you know!! Sorry it’s not worked out yet but welcome back
Our mental health on this thread is just as important as trying and I think we defo lose sight of that along the way!From my understanding the line is there so you can see if your temp stays up over the line for your luteal phase. Your temp should stay risen over the line if you have ovulated so I think it looks good to me?
Welcome
haven't used these but I know one thing to be aware of is they count weeks since conception, so if you test around the time your period is due when you think you're around 4 weeks pregnant, they'll say 1-2 weeks as it would've been that long since conception. Congratulations on your BFP 
