Well, I had my progesterone test done today... P4 23 (highest it has ever been) E2 190 (last cycle was 260 but I had two follies that time, only one this time and it needs to be over 100) so I was happy... Felt great and actually started to feel slightly hopeful... Then it happens, the fluttering started.
I have been told by my Acupuncturist that I have a cold uterus, along with a kidney yang deficiency. Which means LPD in western medicine. Anyways I read in Infertility Cure, that fluttering in your uterus about 1 week prior to AF is a sign AF is coming. So despite my high levels (high levels for me) I knew AF is probably going to show next Friday. When I first read this in IF CURE I thought OMG that is me. Not a good sign. I plan on bringing this up on Tuesday at my acupuncturist appt. Maybe I can get come insight on this. Anyone else experience this? I actually googled cold uterus and saw nothing on the subject of fluttering.
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I haven't experienced the fluttering, but I also think I have a cold uterus. I'm just not sure what to do about it, other than try acupuncture. Hopefully, your acupuncturist will know something about the fluttering. I hope it doesn't mean AF is about to show. Good luck!
Try not to stress too much about it. I know that is so much easier said than done. When I was pregnant my uterus did all sorts of crazy things. I'm still holding out hope for you!
I agree with Stephanie - I'm still holding out hope.
My acupuncturist didn't officially diagnose me with a cold uterus, but did say that I needed to avoid all cold drinks and cold foods to keep my uterus warm.
I have read the same thing, Lanie, about avoiding cold foods and drinks. I just don't understand how I can avoid cold stuff in the middle of summer?! I need ice cream! I guess I need better willpower.
I was diagnosed with cold uterus just today. I had my very first appt. with the acupunturist. She made me a concoction of herbs and we did a session. I don't think I feel much different right now, but we'll see.
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