On Monday, I will undergo egg collection so my injection is tomorrow night!
I woke up today with a stinking cold - will this cause me any issues?
I’m a little frightened about the collection, partly for the same reason as everyone else ... what if I don’t have any eggs? What if the eggs I have are rubbish?
I’m also worried about it being painful.
IVM is meant to be a bit more painful than conventional ivf - or at least the egg collection part is.
Is there any advice anyone can give me, what should I wear there, will I be sick after the anaesthetic? Should I take time off work - will I need pads?
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Ahhh exciting!!!! I, like you was worried about egg collection however I was ‘sedated’ but remember nothing from the first one! Second one I remember bits but couldn’t feel a thing!
I didn’t have any issues with sickness, just a bit of pain after, like period paid but worse. I had to be off work and couldn’t drive for 48 hours, was told to relax, no lifting (not even a kettle) I also had to take pads but barely bled.
Trust me, this part of nothing compared to the emotional side of things. I’m in my 2ww now and slowly going mental 😫😫
Thank you for your reply. Ok good to know I should take pads - just in case.
I’m sure the no lifting a kettle could be advantageous ;).
I have been prescribed codeine, will need that then rather than sticking it straight in the cupboard.
I’m very excited, it’s a step closer than I have been in years and it’s so interesting how it all works. Fingers crossed for you, I have them crossed for me too xx
Wish I had some advice but I don't sorry. Just wanted to wish you all the best hun really hope this is your time and things go according to plan. Lots of love 😘😘💝💝
I found egg collection absolutely fine, I had slight pain but nothing concerning thankfully. I just paracetamol for the pain I had. I wasn't sick.
I wore comfortable clothes whilst I waiting for collection and then changed in to the hospital gown, I was told to bring slippers,a warm gown and something to read (I didn't read anything as I was too nervous but my husband did).
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