u/Conscious_Fish772

I’m on CD2, on CD5-9 i’m adviced to start letrozole. Please give me all your tips, tricks and more.

Did you have any side effects?

And I needed to call on CD1, but its weekend so I hope they don’t mind that i’ll be calling on CD4. I think they want to scan before taking letrozole. Thoughts?

My doctor said day 5-9, because my cycles can lead up to 53 days. But thats the advice she gave me before she knew i recently also had a month where I ovulated on cycle day 8. That cycle lasted 22 days and now i’m on cycle day 43.

Ofcourse I will probably follow her advice, but i’m still very curious which days you got recommended and what worked for you?

So I couldn’t take ovulation tests last two weeks and before that they were negative. But I couldn’t take them consistently that week either. Today I took one again and it’s still negative. I don’t have any cramping or symptoms either. Just a bit constipated (and thus bloated). I took a pregnancy test too but it’s negative I think (I always see a faint line on the easy@homes but doesn’t really mean much lol).

Is there a way to find out if conception is still possible this cycle or if something is happening right now? Because if not i’d try to focus on getting my period so that I can try again next month (with letrozole perhaps).

Any advice?

Hi, so I have NO PCOS, I do tend to have irregular cycles, in which the doctor suggested letrozole to make conception easier (after 16months). I’m still doubting if I should start using it.

I do ovulate and the doctor said the same but the days differ so much. One cycle I had cycle day 8 ovulation, and another day cycle day 28. On cycle day 8 we exactly had intimacy night before so the timing was kinda perfect. But it still didn’t work out. So I now am not sure if it would actually help me out or not.

I would love to hear your stories about letrozole or your take on this subject.

So i’ve been married for one and a half year and I wanted to be a housewife with some side passions going on. Now I do have that 4 times a week. It’s like a job that takes around 12hours a week. But I struggle to daily make my house clean in the way that I want to feel. I just know that I have limiting beliefs and want to get rid of them.

It feels like everytime I cook and clean everything, that I do it for him (my husband) too and that he gets the “easy route” (although he works so that I don’t have to). I see that it makes me want to do less of the house chores.

I also don’t love cleaning as it takes so long. But I do love a clean house. I just want to love my new life and routines but I wasn’t able to get one properly as I get tired or don’t feel in the mood to do the whole house.

How can I love this daily life more, especially for someone inclined towards ADHD? Would love some tips or mental support :).

So normally I tend to have longer cycles and irregular. From between 34-53+ days. I could ovulate day 28 and day 34 when measuree with LH tests. Since TTC I never had shorter cycles than 30 days.

Now last cycle I wanted to LH test again. (What I changed these days is a bit more clean eating and consistent taking of supplements).

I took an LH test on Cycle day 7 and it was very positive. On CD8 I ovulated and exactly 14 days later I got my period. So that cycle was 22 days long. The month before that it was around 35 days long which is very good for my cycles.

So I am guessing my hormones are trying to balance out now that it feels more safe I guess? But how did I ovulate so early, and is that viable? I remember we BD exactly on night of testing so that should have been the perfect timing? What could be the factors of it not working?

I went to the doctors for this and there is no PCOS (pmos) and everything looked good. She told me that the reason why its hard for me to get pregnant till now is because its harder to guess when i’m ovulating (and that im not doing it monthly).

People who have experienced this?