After a horrific few days when I was told hormones had dropped and follicle numbers had dropped, by some freakish miracle they have gone back up again! I took my trigger shot last night and have my operation at 930am tomorrow. There are 6-8 little eggies in there.
Just a couple of questions:
1. How long til I can have a bath? So want to get warm and snuggly in the water.
2. How long til can have sex? Miss that too!
3. Can I use a hot water bottle straight away? I was told not to use one during stims.
4. I've heard this will make me hella constipated. Any tips? Or just smash Metamucil as soon as I wake up?
I will be doing a Frozen Egg Transfer in Feb, goddess willing, so will not be waiting for a BFP or BFN.
Thanks so much in advance and for all your support in my previous posts
xxx
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Just letting you know I’ve had three egg collections and none of them made me constipated but if I do get constipated I usually find that eating prunes sorts me out.
I got horribly blocked up after EC - I think it was a combination of the anaesthetic and medication I was on to calm down hyperstimulated ovaries. I was not expecting it at all and ate pepperoni pizza when we got back from clinic, which was probably the worst thing I could have chosen!! Papaya is great for constipation.
Best of luck with your EC tomorrow, hope you get lots of lovely little embies to freeze. I did a freeze all cycle too. The waiting is hard but the opportunity to let your body recover and for you to feel 100% before transfer is totally worth it in my opinion xxx
Hope EC has gone well. In answer to your questions - Baths and sex , even though you’re not having a transfer they’ll probably advise you wait a couple of weeks to reduce the risk of infection. Hot water bottle - don’t see why you shouldn’t use straight away but check with clinic. I was constipated after EC but not all ladies are. I drink fresh orange for a few days and it sorted me out but again, if your transfer isn’t for a couple of months I can’t think of any reason you shouldn’t use some sort of stool softener but again your clinic should be able to advise.
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