So, as I mentioned in a previous post, my hubby got the results of his semen analysis back and sperm count, everything, was off the charts - 420 million to be exact! I wasn't aware a man could even produce that much sperm but apparently my husband does! The term for a very high sperm count is Polyzoospermia, but the nurse assured us that because he maxed out the charts on morphology, motility (85%), etc.,all is fine. I am sure we will talk about it more in depth with the doctor at my next appointment.
So, it's good to know that we are now dealing with only one half of a "fertily challenged" couple. I am absolutely thrilled for my husband and for us, but at the same time I feel kind of sad, because now I know if it wasn't for me being "broken," he probably could have became a father long ago. My husband's troopers top the charts and that is wonderful (and also strangely a turn on), but we are still dealing with my retarded ovaries that just can't seem to function properly.
But it's OK, because we hopefully well on our way to getting them in ship shape! I have to finish out my Provera then as soon as I start my period I period I have to call and make an appointment (prior to cycle day 5) to come in for another transvaginal (have i mentioned how much I hate those?), and then we will start our first cycle of Clomid with 50mg. Never thought I'd be so anxious for AF to arrive! Let's get with the baby-making already! :)
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Sometimes a bit of good news goes a looooooooong way!
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AF,
Clomid,
infertility,
pcos,
Polyzoospermia,
Provera,
RE,
Semen analysis,
transvaginal ultrasound
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Yay! Congrats on the high count!!! I know how you feel about our dang ovaries. For some reason I'm not ovulating on my own. AND our RE CANNOT find my right ovary ?!?! He said it's there but other organs get in the way =/. Good luck this cycle! I made 5 eggs with clomid, and that was just in my left ovary (since they can't see the other one).
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