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The forum has a new look and the Fairfax Team is so excited to create the best experience for our users.
To Note:
Private Donor Groups and Private Sibling Connection Groups are now located under the category "Groups". Search the donor number in the search box and you should find exactly what you're looking for!
Questions about your forum access? Email forum@fairfaxcryobank.com
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Injectables with IUI with one fallopian tube
maria2
Senior Member Senior Member
Ok, I'm clueless about injectables...doing my next IUI with injectables. However, the doc suspects that I have a blocked left fallopian tube. I spoke with two nurses at REs office and they said it doesn't matter which cycle you do the IUI with injectables since meds will stimulate ovulation on both sides...
However, I wonder if I should just wait, just in case, to do the IUI when I know my right ovary is the side thats supposed to ovulate..since I ovulate right left right left...after months of trying...
What do you ladies think....I keep asking everyone and looking on internet but cant figure it out for sure. My acupuncturist thinks it makes more sense to wait for right side...so dont know if I should wait 2 weeks and do it when my left ovary ovulates...IE/6 weeks when my right ovary ovulates (the good side)...ugh! So confusing...I just want to increase my success rate!!! Thanks.
However, I wonder if I should just wait, just in case, to do the IUI when I know my right ovary is the side thats supposed to ovulate..since I ovulate right left right left...after months of trying...
What do you ladies think....I keep asking everyone and looking on internet but cant figure it out for sure. My acupuncturist thinks it makes more sense to wait for right side...so dont know if I should wait 2 weeks and do it when my left ovary ovulates...IE/6 weeks when my right ovary ovulates (the good side)...ugh! So confusing...I just want to increase my success rate!!! Thanks.
Comments
I can only tell you my experience. I have used injectables twice. I only have one ovary and one fallopian tube. I once thought that I would skip periods every other month but the right one just took over and now works each month. (I used to have both but one had to be removed) It is my understanding that with injectables it will stimulate both ovaries not just one, that is why some people get 4-5 follicles. I will propbably never get that much since I only have one ovary. Now they think I might have a low ovarian reserve, so I am ecstatic to get just one! So I think that the injectables will stimulate both ovaries at once! If you have to pay for it all out of pocket than you may want to wait just so you are more comfortable. If your insurance picks up alot then you may want to try. Which ever decision you make will be the best one for you!
Sending lots of prayers and baby dust your way!
Robin