Hi suga'
I spent a lot of time being angry at the ignorant dr's - and at my defective biology.... but have decided to not waste any more energy on that. I know I am not crazy now and am trying to move forward.
Before I had my twins I didn't ovulate at all - but I didn't know that. I was niave and thought period = ovulation. I had periods evey 45-90 days and assumed that I was ovualting. BBT charts solved that mystery for me.
My doses prior to conception were 2000 mg/day of glucophage for 4 months and eating LC and then 1 round of Clomid. I'm pretty sure that dose was 100mg. I also had an HSG 2 months before the Clomid and that may have helped too (although I can't be sure either way)
A funny story (although it was not funny at the time....)
Before giving me Clomid I went in for an ultrasound on Day 3 to make sure there were no major cysts. Then I came back on Day 12 for another US to see if there were any eggs. My dr. couldn't even find my left ovary. He said I was constipated (news to me!) and to come back the next day. So on Day 13 I went in again for another US. He found both ovaries and still no eggs.
So I made my apt. for Day 30 to have my progesterone injection and thought the month was a loss. Long story short - I did get pregnant that cycle. I was feeling tired and my breasts were sore so I took a home test. (and boy did that feel dumb... the dr. said I had no eggs) Nothing happened with the test so I left it on the counter and went to bed. In the morning my DH found it sitting there and it was POSITIVE!!! OMG!!! We were in shock! So I went in for my Day 30 apt. and told them I needed a blood test. The nurse said why? you didnt ovulate. I told them about my home test and they said OK.... 10 mins later the lab rushed the results back and it was real - I was pregnant! I jokingly said to my dr "and you said I didn't have any eggs!!!" He said I guess you are an early releaser! Well if I had of known that was a possibility I wouldn't have been depressed all month!
Anyway - sorry for the rambling story. Don't give up hope yet. My dr. had told me that I was going to be a tough nut to crack and it turned out to be fairly easy. Of course I didnt think that at the time... but now that my babies are here safe and sound.... I can say that.
PS - I don't mind any questions at all.....