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At home IUI?
KPJ
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Hi everyone,
My wife and I did at home ICI last cycle and are considering switching to IUI at home this cycle (we have IUI vials). Have any of you done this? I don't want to damage my uterus or anything but I think it could be a little more effective. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
My wife and I did at home ICI last cycle and are considering switching to IUI at home this cycle (we have IUI vials). Have any of you done this? I don't want to damage my uterus or anything but I think it could be a little more effective. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
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My sister is an MD so I had total confidence in her but she said she didn't find any resistance like I had heard other people here find.
You just need to make sure you don't go too high, we went in 4 to 4.5cm
It was uncomfortable for a second but not painful and I spotted a little afterwards.
TTC since March 2015: 5 ICIs & 5 IUIs -all BFN
July 2016- IVF w/BC/Lupron/Gonal-f/Ovidrel - converted to IUI- BFN
Sept 2016-IVF w/BC/Lupron/Gonal-f/Ovidrel- Two 3d ET- BFP @ 9dp3dt, Beta#1: 209 @ 12dp3dt, #2: 782 @ 15dp3dt - EDD 6/3/17 - It's a Boy!
Baby #1: April 2011 TTC #2 since 2014 Attempt #10 = BFP! Baby arrived January 2016
Thanks again!
Kati
I would time them about 8-12hrs apart.
Baby #1: April 2011 TTC #2 since 2014 Attempt #10 = BFP! Baby arrived January 2016