Two weeks later we started our testing at the University of Utah. We both had our examins and assessments. Blood worked drawn, ultrasounds and semen tested. We scheduled another appointment for the next week to receive the test results and to discuss further options.
We arrived at to the doctors again excited to hear the test results. Good new, Kendalls semen was above average with both mobility and numbers. My blood work for the thyroid came back normal, I was ovulating normally and my ultrasounds looked normal. Good news, right? Well, the next step was having me do some very uncomfortable tests to check to see if my uterus tilted different, and so on, some of which I don't really want to go into right now, and one of them was to see if my tubes were blocked.
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