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Scratch on day 2

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Goingcrazy53 · 05/01/2016 10:53

I have been given an appointment for a scratch before our next ivf cycle, but if my period arrives on time the appointment will be on day 2.

Does this matter? I thought they were supposed to be done around day 21?

The receptionist did say they were busy the week before.

Any words of wisdom?

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Goingcrazy53 · 05/01/2016 11:36

I'm starting to confuse myself. The clinic has just moved my appointment to day 21.

Does this sound right (obviously all dates are rough estimates)
26th Jan - scratch ( day 21 of Jan Cycle)
2nd Feb - period due - start taking pill for 3 weeks.
24th Feb - start injections (2weeks)
9th March - Collection

Ahhhhhhh why is everything so difficult to get my head around?!?

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WootyWoo · 06/01/2016 13:39

Hi Goingcrazy,
That sounds about right. I've not tried the scratch yet but from what I've read it's done on day 21 of your menstrual cycle the month before your IVF cycle - so what you have planned sounds great.
IVF is confusing and stressful. Look after yourself x

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cheapredwine · 08/01/2016 21:14

I had mine on day before stims started, but was already down-regged. Definitely later than Day 21, so try not to worry (am currently 14+1)

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cheapredwine · 08/01/2016 21:15

Oh crap sorry, replied without reading whole thread. Good luck OP

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Goingcrazy53 · 11/01/2016 11:35

Thanks all, I have managed to change the appointment to Day 21. I guess there is some flex with the dates, but as this is our last go I don't want to be spat out the other end asking 'what if' so mentally for me it is a relief I have managed to change it.

Thanks for your reassurance x

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