So I had my appointment at the hospital today to make sure the lining of my womb was ready. It was and I took my first injection while I was at the hospital. It was absolutely fine π the thought of doing it for me was definitely worse than actually doing it.
The nurse didn't tell me how to store the injections (gonola f and cetrotide) is storing them both at room temperature OK?
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Hello! I had my first injection last night, and we were told to store the it (gonal f) in the fridge, but maybe it varies from clinic to clinic?! Good luck! Xx
Good luck! What protocol you on? I read the box and it says fridge or room temp so like you say every clinic must be different π I will keep it out as hopefully they'd have mentioned if they wanted me to keep in fridge π¬ xxx
Hi Amanda im also on the short protocol and my EC all being well will be the 17th.
First injection was fine, I didn't even feel it, due to them having to be done at the same time every day and with the cetrtide ha to be done in the evening I thought I'd do them both at night, so if any side affect then I will sleep through them.
I wanted to do them in evening actually cause would have suited me better. Funny how clinics have different rules. I've decided to go with 6am each morning so just set my alarm this morning as wasn't working.
You had any side effects yet? The only thing I've felt is this feeling like my ovaries are being squeezed? Apart from that all OK so far xxx
Knowing what to expect must be helpful I guess. Your right we can't control the outcome so best just to stay calm and positive and take each day as it comes.
I feel so much calmer about everything now although still dreading EC! Thats my biggest fear π± lol xxx
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