u/CavalierColby

So I’m 4DO and no PDG rise. I really don’t think that was a true ovulation. It’s my first cycle with Inito but my cycles last so long. (40 days or so) that I have to wait for a who other 20 days just for withdrawal bleeding. First cycle with Inositol as well. I know they say to give it a couple of weeks but I almost wish I would have tried the first cycle without the inositol to see the data. I know I ovulate sometimes because I have EWCM around the time ovulation would be. Not all the time but enough. I also have lean PCOS. I have clomid on hand but not sure if I even want to use it. Would rather use letrozole
But don’t want to spend all that money. They would want to do ultrasounds and blood tests so I’m second guessing that option. I am 33 though so I feel like I need to get on the ball on this. This cycle was mainly to see where I’m at with everything. Not necessarily to conceive. But another month wasted sigh. Vent sesh. For anyone that ones to join in, feel free.

This is my first chart and time using Initio so maybe it’s just getting its footing but dang! I feel like the only hormone rising is estrogen! Am I crazy or is everything else just super low. I have a feeling I did not ovulate. This is my first month taking inositol so maybe that has something to do with it? Are levels usually this low? Any help appreciated <3

33F. 4 pregnancies. No children. This is my first cycle using Inito and my cycles are typically around 40 days long. It’s my first cycle so it may be just trying to find a baseline. Does this look weird? Keep in mind my cycles are long so I won’t actually ovulate (if I do at all) most likely until later in my cycle. That is why when it shows ‘high’ fertility it confuses me. Honestly it may be high though if I ovulate around day 20? Just wanted to get others insight on this. My day 3 bloodwork came back completely normal. Also, can someone explain the alpha vs beta units. I keep looking it up and I am so confused. Any tips ok anything at all regarding my chart would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!