During my first medicated Clomid cycle, at the CD11 ultrasound, the doctor saw a 5mm polyp. At the time, he said that anything under 1cm was not really significant and therefore not worth removing. Since then no one has mentioned ever seeing it again so I was hoping it went away on its own. Well it popped up again during the saline sonogram today. It measured 7mm at the longest end so it’s still what the doctors would consider “very small” but the doctor who conducted my sonogram told me that she would recommend getting it removed via hysteroscopy. If you’re gonna spend the time and effort doing IVF, you might as well try to go into it in as good of shape as possible, right? So this is likely going to delay the starting of my IVF cycle and it’ll probably also make me have to take some time off work (on a new job!!! yikes) so not really happy about that, but I’ll do whatever the doctor tells me to do because I’m too tired to try and come up with my own ideas. On a positive note, I did not have Ashermans syndrome, fibroids or any other issues. Lets get rid of this polyp already.
Polyp
July 9, 2009 by riceroni
Posted in tests, the journey | Tagged infertility, TTC, clomid, IVF, saline sonogram, fibroids, ashermans, polyp, hysteroscopy | 2 Comments
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i’m sure the new job will understand, it’s not like you have to tell them specifically what procedure you are having, just tell them you’re having surgery.
Huh. Sorry to hear about the delay =( Hopefully the new job will understand. I don’t know much about polyps, but sounds like you’re making the right decision.