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I did my first menopur this evening and there was a bit of air in the syringe as i went to inject is this a worry as have been reading this isnt good X

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Beebeestar

Don't worry seriously! Mine had air all the time. Just try to take it out next time as instructed.

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Ro5ie in reply toBeebeestar

Ok thanks Ive been reading if injected into the blood stream it can cause probs think scaring myself a bit there xx

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Beebeestar in reply toRo5ie

I was paranoid too at the start. Then saw this video where they said it won't kill you.

You should try to remove them but air bubbles are not always easy to remove.

Relax it'll be fine, I understand your worry though...

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Ro5ie in reply toBeebeestar

thank u hun I know thats what i read and got rly scared think i was rushing it a little bit

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Beebeestar in reply toRo5ie

Hi Ro5ie, I always console myself that they wouldn't let people do these things at home if air bubbles were so serious... 🍀

It gets easier as you go along. Best of luck.

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Mantaray75

Its not a problem. Just flick the syringe a few times and the air bubble should rise to the top so you can expel it. x

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vic77

I just did my first menopur this morning and never even checked for air bubbles..lol so fed up to be here again I was like..whatever..I ducked up more than 150 then pushed some back so that might help to get rid of any bubbles too xx

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moogs

Been there too Rosie! I recently had this issue but was reassured by my ivf nurse that there is no need to worry. She said that it's only an issue if your injecting into a vein which we're not. She was really reassuring and said there was really no need to worry at all. She said the air bubbles wouldn't do me any harm at all xx

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72cloud9

Scary doing the 1st one full stop. Sometimes I think it still looks like air in there even after u get the little droplet come out the top so it's quite deceptive anyway! Hope u feel a bit calmer with your next go. Good luck xx

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emmab178

I struggle with the tiny little bubbles at the rubber minicus (bit of a level chemistry came flooding back there lol). As long as you've not got a whopping great bubble of air you should be good as you are injecting into the subcutaneous fat not a vein. After these big scientific words I may need a lie down.... x

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Shelly92

I'm sorry for being ignorant on some of these terms .

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