It’s crazy how quickly time flies between egg collection and transfer! Not to mention the rollercoaster.
We had an amazing 21 eggs collected and a good sperm sample, but becuase previous sperm samples were boarder line we were recommended a mixture of ICSI and traditional IVF.
Of the 12 traditional IVF none fertilised
Of the 9 ICSI 7 fertilised
(Can’t help but feel like the 12 in traditional IVF is a year wasted and we should have gone all ICSI)
On day 3 they called to say 4 are looking strong so transfer on day 5, today.
In the meantime I’ve been really suffering with recovering from OHSS symptoms. I can barely eat, I’m exhausted and bloated and my ovaries hurt. Has anyone else suffered post egg collection with this?
I imagined all the hardest bits would be the drugs pre op!
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Nice one u. It does go quick indeed and amazing success from egg collection and fertilisation. That awesome. Yep I suffered like that after egg collection felt dreadful right up until after transfer then got bit better so hope be same for u too. Def not easy but there is hope and does get better☺️🙌🏻🙌🏻. Best wishes with transfer!!🤞 for success. I’ve got my transfer on Monday 😁 v exciting ☺️
Wow 21 eggs is amazing well done! I agree it’s a shame about the 12 for IVF but unfortunately the first round is always a bit of an ‘experiment’. It’s great that 4 are looking strong so hold onto that thought, your little fighter will be amongst them! 💪🏼
I didn’t quite have OHSS but I was boarder line. I was in a lot of pain after my egg collection, I was bleeding for 4 days and I was SO bloated I looked 4 months pregnant! (So cruel)! The only thing you can do is drink loads of water and rest up. A gentle walk is good too.
Good luck for transfer!! It’s amazing how quick transfer is done and dusted , I was like ‘is that it?! It’s really in there?!’
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