Af decided to surprise me a day early. Then on top of all of it I had severe cramping and I mean on the floor I thought I was going to die cramping. I have never had to call in sick to work for cramping. This was on cycle day 2/3 of my cycle. I didn't know what was going on. I was passing pieces of bloody tissue at this point. So in my mind I thought I was having a miscarriage. Any similar advice would be appreciated?? So after 12 hours of no let up and heavy bleeding, I left a message for the doctor. The only good thing was I think pretty much all of my swelling went down at this point. After finally getting in touch with the doctor's office, I immediately went in to see them. He wanted to check the uterus for scar tissue and blood buildup because he thought that there might be complications from the surgery. He said that wasn't the case though. He said he thought it was just a really bad period and gave me some pain pills. I don't know though. I tend to think it was just my body still in the healing process. I ended up bleeding very heavy and for 6 days, very rare for me. Please if anyone has experienced anything similar, I would really appreciate input? So I'm continuing on with the cycle because I don't want to waste time as the endo has just been removed. I'm hoping this hasn't hindered any chances and caused any problems, though I don't have any real answers.
I'm trying to think of the positives right now to stay hopeful for the next cycle. It's not been easy.
1. AF started early, so the break is officially over. The medicated cycles are started again. I'm done taking the femara for this cycle.
2. I need to just let everything from the past go, all bad cycles all bad feelings, let it all go and think positive, nothing but positive thoughts, everything is going to work out one way or another.
3. The endo is gone for now. It's a clean slate in there.
4. We are going on vacation in a few weeks. So matter what the results are of the first IUI, I'll be on the beach!
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