Question by Sabina A: OHSS and trying to conceive.?
I recently started clomid, I have called my doctor several times and spoken with the nurse. I have massive bloating in belly. I have been throwing up and so I called my doc and spoke to the nurse. She just told me I might have gas…?!?!?!
It’s more than gas, my pants and shirts don’t fit. It’s not just a feeling of overeating.
Plus, I started clomid on 31st of July – the 4th of Aug. I have taken 3 preggo test that all indicated I am neg. My…
Question by wannabe mommy: What is the best time to try to conceive?
I have been trying to get pregnant but I’m not sure if I am trying at the right times.
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I was wondering how it makes it so the blood doesn’t leak out? Your moving around all day and then when you go to sleep the cup is slanted how come it doesn’t leak out? Also How do you insert it if your trying to use it to help you conceive? Does anyone have any success stories in using it for this?
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I know it’s a silly question, but my fiance and I are trying to conceive, and we’re finding it difficult. I know that high heat kills sperm inside the testicles and after ejaculation, but can it kill when they’re already in my cervix/womb? Should I sleep on the cold side of the bed to be safe and ensure the best environment for my soon-to-be-babies?
*Continuing the discussion from the original post found here.
