Something doesn’t seem right?
I took letrozole 2-6. No surge and now I am on CD15 and bleeding heavily. Gynae said it hasn’t worked and I’m back to CD1 after a short cycle and is telling me to try 5mg from tomorrow?
I took letrozole 2-6. No surge and now I am on CD15 and bleeding heavily. Gynae said it hasn’t worked and I’m back to CD1 after a short cycle and is telling me to try 5mg from tomorrow?
I’m on CD15 now, extremely low OPKs (second line barely even visible) and I’m bleeding like how my period is for the past 2 days. I don’t think this is working for me at all. I took it CD2-6 2.5mg
I took it 2-6 days, I’ve only ever ovulated once in the past 2 years and that was very late at CD30.
Waiting is driving me mad. Why do I feel like I’m going to miss it 😢
I took it 2-6 days, I’ve only ever ovulated once in the past 2 years and that was very late at CD30.
Waiting is driving me mad. Why do I feel like I’m going to miss it 😢
I took it 2-6 days, I’ve only ever ovulated once in the past 2 years and that was very late at CD30.
Waiting is driving me mad. Why do I feel like I’m going to miss it 😢
So excited/nervous. My periods are usually 2-3 weeks long but this month it has already finished and I’m only CD6.
I took my pills CD2-6 as advised by my dr. I’m praying I ovulate this month 🤞🤞🤞🤞🥹
Anyone in the same boat?
This is NHS advice to take it from cycle day 2 until cycle day 6. This is my first round, so I’m just trying to understand what’s normal and what to expect. I’ve been reading a lot online and I see that many people seem to take it from cycle day 5 instead, which has made me wonder if there’s a big difference between the two approaches. Will starting earlier affect how well it works or change the outcome in any way? I’m also curious whether this might mean I’m more likely to ovulate sooner than expected. If anyone has had a similar experience or has been given the same timing, I’d really appreciate hearing how it went for you and whether everything worked as planned.