Tomorrow is Day 1

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Had another scan today to check whether my cysts have increased size again but all is ready to go for tomorrow .... and this time it will be only 10 - 14 days on the stuff as I am already fully down regulated... :D

Shame I have been on Zoladex for 6 months, so won't get my Puregon Pen (it's like an epi-pen, easy to use etc.) but have to use Menopur ... where I have to mix powder and liquid together (now, that reminds me of my "Sani" Kurse (about a bit like medic or paramedic over here I believe). First injection is tomorrow .... so I am not 100% sure if I look forward to it.

All in all I seem to have about 10 - 12 follies (follicles) to deal with this time. Let's just hope that they all react, that I won't have any growing cysts and that the OHSS (Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome) stays away - I was borderline OHSS last year ... is it really a full year ago since I started my full cycle? Geeeesh! It's just scary with all those disruptions, isn't it? :o

So ... think of me for the next 10 - 14 days (and then 2 weeks after that again).

Comments

Heather said…
Kat - I'm praying for a favourable outcome for you and Doug. Keep strong!
22:12
sharonfruit said…
I'll be thinking of you lots while I am away. I really wish I could be there to help support you through this!

*hugz*

S xx
10:04
Lars said…
Will be thinking of you Kat and keeping my fingers crossed.
20:12
Anam_Kihaku said…
sending you HUGE positive vibes and whatever the outcome we'll be here for you. so wish i could hugs you and tell you it will all be perfewct. sening all our hope and positive energy.
19:16
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