Here we are March 2012 finding out how to administer my injections. The nurse
makes sure we know how to switch out the needles, extract it from the
bottle and make sure no bubbles are left in the syringe and insert it
into my belly. Ew! Please lord, haven't we suffered enough? I think my
husband actually enjoyed this part of treatments. He gets to poke me
every night for 10 days with a needle.
We were told to start the injections that night and then go in every
other day for blood work and ultrasound to monitor the size of the
follicles. Oh ya, I said follicles. These drugs will produce multiple
follicles with the hopes that you will get a few good eggs out of the
batch and one will be big enough to be caught by the all mighty sperm.
Days pass and I am slowly getting sore in my lower belly. Not from the
shots, but I can def tell there are some follicles growing. It
actually makes me happy to know I am sore, because maybe that means that
my eggies are getting big and ready.
We find out that we have a few follicles that are good to go and told
to trigger. This is another shot you take to bring on ovulation within a
couple days. I will trigger that night and then go in 48 hours later
for the IUI.
So, It is April 6th (Good Friday) and my mom is going to be here for
the IUI as well. Kind of awkward because if we conceive today
technically she was in the same room when I conceived.
Def in pain after the IUI. They actually say the more you have cramps after an IUI the better the chances.
I will be back in 14 days! Hopefully with some good news :)
My goal for this journal is to let others struggling through infertility know that you are not alone. A lot of people go through this battle keeping it a secret from friends and family. I want my journal to remind you that you are not alone and what you may be experiencing millions of others are as well.
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