We're off on holiday abroad froggy. The doc wanted me to have day 21 bloods on month 3 (last month of initial prescription of clomid) so may just have them done month 2 instead.
Sounds like you're been monitored really closely, no wonder you're struggling to explain the time off to your seniors at work. It's very hard because its a personal thing.
I made the decision to tell my boss, advice from my dad because he said it would be easier to tell her now than if there were more problems in the future. She was also asking lots of questions (which she shouldn't have done) I wish now I'd stood up to her and told her that my hospital appointments were a private matter and all she needed to know was the time, date and likely duration of my appointment (I'm a teacher so cover is needed) Her lack of discretion means all my colleagues had to be told because she would put things in the communal diary, like Ele having scan, Ele having bloods. Ele hospital appointment. Now whilst she needed to know I had a hospital appointment (unavoidable appointment) she didn't need to tell everyone else where I was and why! I had colleagues asking me if I was preg and some worried it was something more serious like cancer, after she put MRI etc on.
I was unfortunate, she is leaving in four weeks and the new head taking over is a good friend of mine, I had to tell him my circumstances a few months ago because I didn't want him to hear from anyone else (like outlet current indiscreet head). I know if it had been him in charge my confidence would have been kept. Anyway all done now, it does mean though tht hen I'm having time off now for appointments, no one asks me awkward questions. The only people that ask are genuinely interested because they're good friends.