juicy those are the tests required for IVF here, regardless of embryo monitoring.
Re: the laptop, blame the flooding - what if you need to find alternative flights??? You NEED that laptop
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I fucking hate GA. It's a loss of control thing - the idea of being unconscious while people do things to me, particularly to my ladybits, sends me a bit doolally. EC is not a happy experience for me.
tame that's quite some headfuck! how are you feeling?
twink I've been told long protocol is done in most cases for the clinic's convenience (they can time it so there is no EC at weekends, so they can close then). I think there can be some clinical advantages in getting all the eggs to mature at once, but some drs are pretty septical. And I think it is helpful where there is PCOS to control hormone levels. Personally, I found downregging such a soul destroying experience, I would avoid it at all costs and go for SP.
You would have had a blood test for AMH. It's not done as standard on the NHS. I had it done privately. You were most likely told you had a good no of eggs based on your antral follicle count - the number of follies present at the beginning of your cycle, which give an indication as to how your ovaries will react to the IVF drugs. I'm guessing though as I don't know what they did to you!
I didn't have a trial ET. I'd had two unproblematic IUIs though and a HSG.
life so true. While I was having a knitting needle shoved into my ovaries mr euro was having a slightly less than ideal wank across he corridor. I know which room I would have preferred to be in.