Hello everyone !!
The first thing, this issue may be within diabetes and pregnancy, but the doubts go more because of the prior process than for 40 weeks of having a little one inside us and everythingWhat entails.
I tell you my case a little and see if any can encourage me a little, because the truth is that I am a little Ploff with this issue, and that I usually be very positive normally.
At the end of 2020, after living in a couple of cities many kilometers from ours, now that we have "returned home" definitely and that we already have the necessary stability (family nearby, mortgaged pisito and those things hehe), my husband andWe decided that we were going to seek to be parents.We love children and we were always clear, but until now everything was quite chaotic to think about bringing a baby to our lives
I got the sensors to finance me, the insulins changed me (from Tresiba and Novorapid to Levemir and Fiasp), I stabilized my glycemia and my wonderful endocrine gave green light to try.Peeeero ... After more than 6 months, we didn't have a substitute.Endo referred me to "fertility" (they called me infertility when I quote me, but I am more positive than those of the hospital).The problem is that with this COVID, they took months to see us, do us analysis and tell us how professionals saw it.In April I turned 38 and, between diabetes and hypothyroidism, I already smelled that it could be complicated ... but I did not take into account that my ovarian reserve is super short.And, of course, I was not going through my head that my husband's sperm had certain problems (it has normal sperm lower than normal. Thus they tell us that it still costs more to hit).
When we went to the consultation and saw the results of the analytics where we told us those two news (mazazos, I would say), the gynecologist who attended us referred us to Coruña (my hospital is that of Ferrol, let's say that a Coruña you are going if you are morebothering in pédos issues.And the worst, spoke directly to us of ovodonation.As if the few ovules that I have no longer served at all.I suppose that with the waiting list and the times they handle, he thought we were not going to arrive (it takes almost a year to treat us between waiting, consultations, tests, etc ...).But come on, it made me feel a bit useless, really.It wasn't his intention surely, but ... the "good"?He told us to try in some private clinic and force taking advantage of time.
And there we left.On the recommendation of friends who have needed it and even that doctor, we were already directly to IVI in Coruña and there the doctor who attended us or mentioned the ovodonation of first.I asked him, telling him what they had told me in the Sergas (Galician Health Service, for those who are not here), and he said "for that there will be time, we will try to make them your ovules."We have recommended IVI with ICSI technique and the truth is that we are mega-listened in all that vocabulary.Although all the doctor explained very well, the truth is that it is hard to understand everything.And still, but my husband was already lost with the phases of the cycle when I told him about ovulation or luteal phase haha and he also looks info online and my mother, that of new terms I am finding myself !!And how many stories, both good and bad.I don't know whether to encourage or cry in a corner, the truth ... but the fact is that none of the experiences that I have groove spoke of type 1 diabetes. And of course, I said "I cannot be the only one in the world, surely inThe forum is some !! "And here I have come to ask.
They have asked us for analysis, someCoagulation tests for ovarian puncture and also, and this I suppose it will be for age and diseases, a test called "karyotype".It takes almost a month ... So nothing, this June will already be lost.
Does anyone else in this situation? someone who has gone through a similar process and can give me a little mood and hope?
Thank you very much for reading me, that I have often sunny you ... but I do not usually summarize and less with the burden I have right now.
PD: Young women with diabetes, frozen ovules.They should tell us when we enroll in college or something.You will tell me "woman, but you know you are not fertile all my life."Already, but if even relatively little (a few years) I was not too clear how my menstrual cycle works (they explain better how the large intestine works than this topic ...) and I don't say when I discovered how it affects every moment of the cycleto the glycemia ... c eo expects the world that we know the women that this is so complicated ???And you also see pregnant women or with young children who are much older than you and of course, you trust and leave it ... Meeeec!MISTAKE!!