Just curious if anyone had the same 🍀😘

[Klndmr]

Hey lovely ladies hope everyone is well 💕😘🥰

As I told you I'm in Turkey for this round and doc speaks English but not that much ahha, the nurses have zero English but despite that they are all very caring and they write it all down for me.

I just looked at my plan (trigger is tomorrow) so I have to take my Cetrotide+Fostimon+Meriofert tonight at my usual time. Then tomorrow morning at 10 am I have to take Cetrotide only, and triggering with Ovitrelle 250 at midnight tomorrow plus 2x Gonapeptyl 0.1. I don't think I had Cetrotide on the day of trigger with my previous rounds. Did any of you have it?

Sending smiles and hugs to you all 💕😘🥰🍀😉

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hi no i don't have cetrotide on the day of trigger

[Sandyels]

I had to have my fyremadel (I believe it is the same as cetrotide) the same evening as my ovitrelle trigger when I triggered.

[Klndmr in reply to Sandyels]

Yes it's the same. I've just checked my old protocols and I always had Fyremadel/Cetrotide an hour before my trigger shot. But now it's written to have Cetrotide at 10 in the morning and trigger and Gonapeptyl at midnight XXX

[McQueeny]

I’m pretty sure I was always told to continue with same meds on day of trigger - I.e. stims (menopur in my case) + cetrotide - just nothing the day after trigger (obviously) ☺️

[Klndmr in reply to McQueeny]

With my two rounds I would finish stims and have trigger the following day, and no stims on the day of trigger. I was just wondering about the time between the Cetrotide and trigger cause I always had then within an hour or two in-between and now is like 14 hours ago in-between. But I guess the clinic here works differently 😹😹😹

[McQueeny in reply to Klndmr]

Ah I see what you mean. Not sure to be honest… but yes, I’m sure they have a reason and it’ll be absolutely fine - good luck 🤞🍀

[Klndmr in reply to McQueeny]

Thank you 💕🤞🍀😘

[Orla9298]

Good luck with your collection! I’m going to pop you a message if you don’t mind, just to ask about your experience in Turkey!x

[Klndmr in reply to Orla9298]

Of course I will be more than happy to help with whatever I can 😘😘😘😘😘

[MoMa1]

Don’t worry they give Cetrotide to prevent early ovulation as previous Cetrotide will exceed 24 hours at triggering time.

[Sarakht]

Hello! Welcome to turkey I have had the same protocol when I was in turkey back in Oct/nov for egg collection and honestly it was the best thing I had done coming out here. Doctors are chilled, they even can do all your injections for you at the clinic if you want too which was great. The whole mindset is different here they really want to help it’s not just a job. I had my embryos frozen because of elevated progesterone levels so they advised me to come back and put the embryo in. I’m currently on my tww after having a transfer done.

Just wanted to come and tell you ladies that the treatment in turkey is so under rated it is not stressful you feel like your on holiday.

Wishing you all the best with your journey

Sarina

[Klndmr in reply to Sarakht]

That's great to know. I did meet the doctor two years ago but we had one last embryo left in UK. As you said doctors are amazing and the way they treat you is also so different. My doctor doesn't talk much but is extremely caring and knows his job very well. I'm really glad I made the decision to come here for treatment. I haven't felt that calm for ages and I have a really good feeling about the outcome 🤞🤞🤞🤞 Best of luck with the 2ww and I hope you share some good news very soon !! 🤞🤞🤞🤞🥰🍀🍀🥰🍀