Hi Machair
Oh it's such a bore isn't it? So the twenty five thousand dollar question is, will you ovulate or won't you ovulate?!! We're constantly checking out the state of our ovaries! How long ago was the last blip?
I'm having a heck of a time if I'm honest. I cannot shift the migraine they are here virtually every day. It hasn't been constant like this in ages. I think my oestrogen is raised enough, to prevent the flushes, to trigger the cervical mucus but interestingly not to swell my breasts and cause massive bloating which I always get.
I've been trying to analyse this and wonder whether it's what happened in Dec, Jan and Feb I had a hellish massive high for six weeks then a crash mid Dec followed by an anovulatory bleed. I then had absolutely no signs of oestrogen change (never happened before), had constant migraine like now and then the hot flushes started at the beginning of March. The difference though is then I had no cerv mucus but now I have. It stopped weekend before last and then built up again 2 days later, still got it. Which is always a sign of failed ovulation.
The difficulty is of course, trying to recognise which ones are going to build into a monster because if I leave it too late to take the meds they won't work. BUT I'm only allowed so many med days a month otherwise I could get struck down with medication overuse headache and then I'd be in big trouble. Despite the horrors of my past I've managed to avoid this. To be honest I follow these rules religiously to prevent it from happening but it's hard. I'm lying on my bed trying to work out whether this mig is going to build, I've screaming prodrome symptoms and my head is tightening but I've only five migraine med days left til the end of the month. It is such a bore and I am bored, I hate not being busy and achieving things, life has to just stop! Thank God for my laptop otherwise I'd go doolally!
I'm sorry for prattling on, my brain has stopped computing and it's therefore hard to think sensibly but talking to you has made me decide that something has to be done so I'll start by not taking a Frovatriptan but just using a Diclofenac suppository. Let's see if that works!
I've a really really busy September and seriously need this to calm. Oh blah, blah, blah!!!!!
Sorry, rant over, you caught me at a bad moment and now I've probably thoroughly depressed you! Now I've thrown a hissy fit I can get on.
1. Make some tea. 2. Insert a suppository (sorry for the image!) 3. Watch some inane Netflix series where a brain isn't necessary and I won't miss anything if I manage to doze. 4. Just accept another day with nothing crossed off of my to do list.
These BLOODY ovaries!!!!!!!
And on that manic note, I wish you a happy day!
xx