Tajuk pun agak tidak memberangsangkan... 8hb lepas saya dah D1, petangtu saya call LPPKN untuk dapatkan app. D2-D5, namun dimaklumkan oleh asst doc telah penuh kerana 2 hari sebelum tuh adalah PH so utamakan mereka yg PE pada waktu tersebut... minta cuba lagi secara natural untuk bulan ini dan membuat app next cycle... berapa banyak next ler,,,,
Masa 2nd app doc tempoh hari sepatutnya bulan Feb ini planning untuk buat IUI namun yerlah kita merancang, tuhan telah tentukan.. mudahan bulan depan ada peluang ke arah itu.... Now dah D7, rasanya esok dah clear... mana tahu rezeki tuhan kan.. mudahan segalanya dipermudahkan.. ameen
Tuesday, 14 February 2012
Friday, 20 January 2012
2nd Appointment
CD13, seperti yg dijadualkan saya dan en suami hadir jumpa doc untuk sesi melihat telur2 saya.. perkembangan telur sangat tidak menggalakkan yg paling beso pun 11mm. doc expect dalam 14.. to 16mm so dia suggest no treatment tunggu next cycle. so time nih time untuk cuba lagi secara natural... hanya tambah ubat clomid jer... mungkin sebab makan clomid D5-D9 tu lambat tindak balas.. wallahualam...
Mudah-mudahan usaha kami ini akan membuahkan hasil.. Ameen...
Mudah-mudahan usaha kami ini akan membuahkan hasil.. Ameen...
Friday, 13 January 2012
1st Appointment
CD5-Rabu lepas saya dan En Suami telah pun berjumpa doc LPPKN. setelah semakan ujian darah, SA didapati kami berdua ada masalah yang mana untuk saya adalah masalah keseimbangan hormon which telur tak matang pada waktu subur.. Alhamdulillah laporan HSG ok. Doc ada bagi tau peningkatan umur membuatkan tahap kesuburan untuk wanita menurun... sedeh hokey.
So dalam sesi kaunseling dnegan doc, dijadualkan pada bulan depan saya buat IUI. Manakala untuk cycle bulan ni doc suruh saya makan pil clomid 2 bijik sehari tuk tumbesaran telur....mudahan membesarlah ia... :)
CD13-akan ke LPPKN untuk cek telur.. hendaknya berkembang dengan baikler.... Insyaallah
So dalam sesi kaunseling dnegan doc, dijadualkan pada bulan depan saya buat IUI. Manakala untuk cycle bulan ni doc suruh saya makan pil clomid 2 bijik sehari tuk tumbesaran telur....mudahan membesarlah ia... :)
CD13-akan ke LPPKN untuk cek telur.. hendaknya berkembang dengan baikler.... Insyaallah
Tuesday, 10 January 2012
Tahun Baru, Langkah Baru
Sebelum tu nak cerita... sehari semalam jenuh nak cari email dan password saya ni.. maklumlah email baru heheh
Hari ini adalah dah CD4, cycle lepad CD32 Cik P menjelma.. agak kecewa jugakla tapi yerlah dah bukan rezeki kita kan..
Just nak update, esok me & En Suami akan berjumpa Dr di LPPKN buat pertama kalinya.. rasa nervous gaklah sebab semua ujian darah, HSG, SA dah buat tunggu comment dr Dr sahaja apapun tunggu lah esok!
Hari ini adalah dah CD4, cycle lepad CD32 Cik P menjelma.. agak kecewa jugakla tapi yerlah dah bukan rezeki kita kan..
Just nak update, esok me & En Suami akan berjumpa Dr di LPPKN buat pertama kalinya.. rasa nervous gaklah sebab semua ujian darah, HSG, SA dah buat tunggu comment dr Dr sahaja apapun tunggu lah esok!
Wednesday, 28 December 2011
Rawatan HSG
Bagi TTC term ini memang sangatlah biasa, saya pertama kali mendengar dan cuba cari dalam Internet.
All About HSG (Hysterosalpingogram)
What is an HSG (Hysterosalpingogram)?
A hysterosalpingogram (HSG) is a special kind of x-ray. Hysterosalpingogram is pronounced /he-ster-o-sal-ping-o-gram/, but luckily, almost no one calls it by the full name. They just say HSG.
An HSG is an outpatient procedure, which takes no longer than a half hour. It involves placing an iodine-based dye through the cervix and taking x-rays to help evaluate the shape of the uterus and whether or not the fallopian tubes are open or blocked.
When is an HSG Ordered?
An HSG may be ordered as part of an infertility work-up. It's also commonly ordered if a woman has experienced two or more miscarriages, since abnormal uterine shape can cause recurrent pregnancy loss.
Why is the HSG Test Important?
The HSG helps the doctor check out two important factors:
Whether or not the fallopian tubes are blocked or open.
If the fallopian tubes are blocked, a woman will not be able to get pregnant, because the egg can't meet the sperm. You can read more about diagnosis, causes, and treatment for blocked fallopian tubes here:
Blocked Fallopian Tubes
Whether or not the shape of the uterus is normal.
In 10% to 15% of women with recurrent pregnancy loss, an abnormally shaped uterus is to blame. Some uterine abnormalities can be treated with surgery. You can read more about the connection between uterine shape and miscarriage here:
Uterine Malformations That May Lead to Miscarriage
How Do You Prepare for an HSG?
An HSG is usually preformed after your period, but before ovulation. This way it won't interfere with a pregnancy. This commonly falls out between day 10 and 12 of your menstrual cycle. Talk to your fertility clinic about scheduling the HSG, which might be tricky if you have irregular periods.
The HSG is performed while you are awake and does not involve general anesthesia, so you won't need to fast the day or night before. Your doctor may suggest taking a pain killer like ibuprofen an hour before your HSG is scheduled. This can help with the discomfort of the test. Also, some doctors prescribe antibiotics, to guard against infection.
How is an HSG Done?
For the test, you'll lie on an examination table, usually one with stir-ups like the ones found in a gynecologist's office. The doctor will perform a quick pelvic exam, and place a speculum inside your vagina. Then, the doctor will place a device called a cannula into your cervix.
Next, the doctor will inject an iodine-based dye through the cannula. After the dye has been injected, the doctor will lower an x-ray device over your pelvic and lower abdominal area. For each x-ray picture, you'll be asked to hold your breath for a moment or two. You may need to change your position, and lie on your side, for some of the x-rays.
In some women, the test may cause some cramping.
Does an HSG Hurt?
Once the doctor has decided that the pictures are satisfactory, the x-ray machine will be lifted up, the speculum removed, and you're free to go home.
What are the Risks of an HSG?
Generally, an HSG is considered to be a safe procedure. Still, there are potential risks.
In less than 1% of cases, infection may occur. This is more common if there has been previous infection of the fallopian tubes. If you experience fever or increasing pain after the test, you should call your doctor.
Other potential risks include fainting during or after the test and iodine allergy (rare). If you are allergic to iodine or shellfish, tell your doctor before the test. If you have any itching or swelling after the test, talk to your doctor.
Is the Radiation from an HSG Safe?
An HSG involves a very low amount of radiation. The low amount does not seem to causes any unwanted effects, even if you get pregnant later that cycle.
However, an HSG should not be done during pregnancy.
How Will I Feel After the Test?
You may experience mild cramps and light spotting. Over-the-counter pain relievers should help with cramps. (See this article on HSG and pain for more information.)
Generally, you'll be able to resume normal activity after the test. Some doctors may tell you to refrain from sexual intercourse for a few days after the test.
Are You More Likely To Get Pregnant After an HSG?
What Do the Results Mean?
If the x-ray shows a normal uterine shape, and the injected dye spills freely out from the ends of the fallopian tube, then the test results are considered normal. Tubal factor infertility or abnormal uterine shape is probably not the cause for your infertility.
However, if further testing does not reveal a cause for the infertility or recurrent pregnancy loss, your doctor may order a hysteroscopy to double check the findings of the HSG, specifically to recheck for problems with the uterus. (Hysteroscopy involves placing a thin, telescope like camera through the cervix, to look at the inside of the uterus.) One small study found a 35% incident of false negatives with an HSG. In other words, the HSG showed a normal uterine shape, but a hysteroscopy showed abnormalities.
Also, an HSG is not able to diagnosis or rule out endometriosis.
What Happens If Results Are Abnormal?
If the dye shows an abnormally shaped uterus, or if the dye does not flow freely from the fallopian tubes, there may be a problem. It's important to know that 15% of women have a "false positive," where the dye doesn't get past the uterus and into the tubes. The blockage appears to be right where the fallopian tube and uterus meet. If this happens, the doctor may repeat the test another time, or order a different test to confirm.
An HSG can show that the tubes are blocked, but it can't explain why. Your doctor may order further testing, including exploratory laparoscopy or a hysteroscopy, to investigate and possibly correct the problem.
Info Cedok dari http://akumauzuriat.blogspot.com/2011/04/all-about-hsg-hysterosalpingogram.html
Saya dah buat HSG ni masa CD14, mujurlah dapat doktor perempuan tapi kalo lelaki anggaplah darurat pasal la nih kebanyakan pakar sakit Puan didominasi oleh kaum Adam... Masa kejadian, keadaan saya amatlah seram sejuk.. kena kangkang plak tuh dan berlakulah rawatan itu. Pada saya ia adalah sangat senak dan membuat tubuh menjadi seram sejuk dan ada rasa nak pitam.... anyway dah selesai satu bab... tapi keputusan agak kurang ceria kerana hasil Xray, tiub sebelah kanan tersumbat dan ada bender asing sebesar 5mm dan mungkin cyst. Apapun penjelasan Doktor pada CD2 nanti harap ada sinar...
All About HSG (Hysterosalpingogram)
What is an HSG (Hysterosalpingogram)?
A hysterosalpingogram (HSG) is a special kind of x-ray. Hysterosalpingogram is pronounced /he-ster-o-sal-ping-o-gram/, but luckily, almost no one calls it by the full name. They just say HSG.
An HSG is an outpatient procedure, which takes no longer than a half hour. It involves placing an iodine-based dye through the cervix and taking x-rays to help evaluate the shape of the uterus and whether or not the fallopian tubes are open or blocked.
When is an HSG Ordered?
An HSG may be ordered as part of an infertility work-up. It's also commonly ordered if a woman has experienced two or more miscarriages, since abnormal uterine shape can cause recurrent pregnancy loss.
Why is the HSG Test Important?
The HSG helps the doctor check out two important factors:
Whether or not the fallopian tubes are blocked or open.
If the fallopian tubes are blocked, a woman will not be able to get pregnant, because the egg can't meet the sperm. You can read more about diagnosis, causes, and treatment for blocked fallopian tubes here:
Blocked Fallopian Tubes
Whether or not the shape of the uterus is normal.
In 10% to 15% of women with recurrent pregnancy loss, an abnormally shaped uterus is to blame. Some uterine abnormalities can be treated with surgery. You can read more about the connection between uterine shape and miscarriage here:
Uterine Malformations That May Lead to Miscarriage
How Do You Prepare for an HSG?
An HSG is usually preformed after your period, but before ovulation. This way it won't interfere with a pregnancy. This commonly falls out between day 10 and 12 of your menstrual cycle. Talk to your fertility clinic about scheduling the HSG, which might be tricky if you have irregular periods.
The HSG is performed while you are awake and does not involve general anesthesia, so you won't need to fast the day or night before. Your doctor may suggest taking a pain killer like ibuprofen an hour before your HSG is scheduled. This can help with the discomfort of the test. Also, some doctors prescribe antibiotics, to guard against infection.
How is an HSG Done?
For the test, you'll lie on an examination table, usually one with stir-ups like the ones found in a gynecologist's office. The doctor will perform a quick pelvic exam, and place a speculum inside your vagina. Then, the doctor will place a device called a cannula into your cervix.
Next, the doctor will inject an iodine-based dye through the cannula. After the dye has been injected, the doctor will lower an x-ray device over your pelvic and lower abdominal area. For each x-ray picture, you'll be asked to hold your breath for a moment or two. You may need to change your position, and lie on your side, for some of the x-rays.
In some women, the test may cause some cramping.
Does an HSG Hurt?
Once the doctor has decided that the pictures are satisfactory, the x-ray machine will be lifted up, the speculum removed, and you're free to go home.
What are the Risks of an HSG?
Generally, an HSG is considered to be a safe procedure. Still, there are potential risks.
In less than 1% of cases, infection may occur. This is more common if there has been previous infection of the fallopian tubes. If you experience fever or increasing pain after the test, you should call your doctor.
Other potential risks include fainting during or after the test and iodine allergy (rare). If you are allergic to iodine or shellfish, tell your doctor before the test. If you have any itching or swelling after the test, talk to your doctor.
Is the Radiation from an HSG Safe?
An HSG involves a very low amount of radiation. The low amount does not seem to causes any unwanted effects, even if you get pregnant later that cycle.
However, an HSG should not be done during pregnancy.
How Will I Feel After the Test?
You may experience mild cramps and light spotting. Over-the-counter pain relievers should help with cramps. (See this article on HSG and pain for more information.)
Generally, you'll be able to resume normal activity after the test. Some doctors may tell you to refrain from sexual intercourse for a few days after the test.
Are You More Likely To Get Pregnant After an HSG?
What Do the Results Mean?
If the x-ray shows a normal uterine shape, and the injected dye spills freely out from the ends of the fallopian tube, then the test results are considered normal. Tubal factor infertility or abnormal uterine shape is probably not the cause for your infertility.
However, if further testing does not reveal a cause for the infertility or recurrent pregnancy loss, your doctor may order a hysteroscopy to double check the findings of the HSG, specifically to recheck for problems with the uterus. (Hysteroscopy involves placing a thin, telescope like camera through the cervix, to look at the inside of the uterus.) One small study found a 35% incident of false negatives with an HSG. In other words, the HSG showed a normal uterine shape, but a hysteroscopy showed abnormalities.
Also, an HSG is not able to diagnosis or rule out endometriosis.
What Happens If Results Are Abnormal?
If the dye shows an abnormally shaped uterus, or if the dye does not flow freely from the fallopian tubes, there may be a problem. It's important to know that 15% of women have a "false positive," where the dye doesn't get past the uterus and into the tubes. The blockage appears to be right where the fallopian tube and uterus meet. If this happens, the doctor may repeat the test another time, or order a different test to confirm.
An HSG can show that the tubes are blocked, but it can't explain why. Your doctor may order further testing, including exploratory laparoscopy or a hysteroscopy, to investigate and possibly correct the problem.
Info Cedok dari http://akumauzuriat.blogspot.com/2011/04/all-about-hsg-hysterosalpingogram.html
Saya dah buat HSG ni masa CD14, mujurlah dapat doktor perempuan tapi kalo lelaki anggaplah darurat pasal la nih kebanyakan pakar sakit Puan didominasi oleh kaum Adam... Masa kejadian, keadaan saya amatlah seram sejuk.. kena kangkang plak tuh dan berlakulah rawatan itu. Pada saya ia adalah sangat senak dan membuat tubuh menjadi seram sejuk dan ada rasa nak pitam.... anyway dah selesai satu bab... tapi keputusan agak kurang ceria kerana hasil Xray, tiub sebelah kanan tersumbat dan ada bender asing sebesar 5mm dan mungkin cyst. Apapun penjelasan Doktor pada CD2 nanti harap ada sinar...
Ujian Darah
Yer hari ini CD22, Saya dan Suami telahpun menjalani ujian darah pagi tadi. sebelum tu masa CD02 dah amek darah juga. Hari ini agak sakit sikit sebab nurse yg nak amek darah tur tak jumpa urat.. First time situasi camtu berlaku padahal sebelum nih masa derma darah ok jer.. So tangan kanan tak mau keluar,amek plak tangan kiri, sampaikan nurse tadi panggil seniornya untuk ambilkan. Alhamdulillah berjaya juga...Suami memang agak penakut sikit dengan jarum dan darah nie.. Tapi demi misi kami Suami tempoh jua heheh. Terima kasih yer.... Appointment sangatlah sekejap 8.30 pagi dah selesai semua... patient pun tak ramai maklumlah ramai yang ambil cuti hujung tahun...
Buah Zuriat
Ahad lepas saya dan Suami dahpun minum air buah Zuriat ni, MIL yang buatkan.. actually dah dua kali pun merasanya... first time buat sendiri dengan Suami pada Feb lepas namun belum menunjukkan hasil heheh harap2 this time maybe air tangan MIL adalah penangannya tapi semuanya dengan izin Allah. Oh rasanya seperti tempurung/sabut ada kelat2 sikit....
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