Debrief...and BW results...

I couldn't believe it when AF showed up two days after stopping prometrium! So...off to the RE I went...
I got there (early...again!!!) and was ushered in to do the scan first. The nurse said we would do my labs after my ultrasound. I thought that was fine, so I agreed. 
The doc came in (yes, the doc...not a nurse!) to do the scan (35 follicles on the right and 22 on the left...woah...can we say poly-cystic ovaries?!) and said everything was looking good to start my medicated cycle. 
I stepped out, ready for my labs (I'm pretty sure they took about 15 vials of blood!) and the nurse tells me that we'll be doing a fasting glucose as well as a 2 hour fasting glucose test. WHAT?! Since when do they do this test on non-pregnant people. UGH! Well...by that time, if I drank the 'kool-aid' it would be lunch time when I had to come back. So...I had to wait until 11 am to drink it, and then come back at 1 for another blood draw. 
Well...remember, this is a fasting test...so I hadn't eaten anything since the night before. Almost immediately after I drank the stuff, I thought I was going to throw up. I had plans of heading over to the local mall to pick up a few things, but by the time I got through traffic and into the mall, I was feeling so horrible, there was no way I could walk around the mall. Awesome...So, I found a chair and sat in it! LOL 
About an hour later, I forced myself to go get something that I could eat after I was finished with the second blood draw even though I had absolutely NO desire for food at the moment. I got back, they took MORE blood and I left to eat my salad in the car!
I felt sick off and on the rest of the day and just wiped out! All I have to say is, I'm NOT looking forward to having to do this again when I'm pregnant!! 
While I was at the RE, I got the results of hubby's blood work. All of his hormone levels looked good...so, now we're just waiting on a referral to a urologist to make sure there aren't any anatomical issues. Like I said before, I'll be very surprised if there are. 
Assuming no anatomical issues, the only other option for hubby at this point is to give Clomid a shot. Apparently it doesn't affect motility or morphology (which are both issues), but it increases the total count (which isn't an issue), but to quote my RE, "More is never a bad thing"! LOL 
I'm going to do some research on clomid for men and we'll talk about it and see if it's worth pursuing. 
I'm looking forward to getting my own blood work results...but it'll probably be a week or more before I get it! I'll update y'all when it comes in! :)
Till then...