Hi ClaireCath- for me, the injections are once a day between 4-7p.m. I do them on my own, and I do the trigger shot on my own as well. At my clinic, the trigger shot is 12 hours before the IUI, but it seems like my clinic does it at least 12 hours sooner than anyone else I have talked to. And not dumb questions AT ALL. Believe me, I had a ton last time. And the first time I had to inject myself, I freaked out. Needles don't bug me at all, but for whatever reason, having to give them to myself really bothered me. Once I did the first one though, I realized that it is a piece of cake. Do you know which medication you will be using? I used Puregon last time and Gonal-F this time and I find the side effects to be the worst part. But a small price to pay!
Your trip is coming up so soon!! I'm also in Canada, so I totally understand your need to escape this insanely cold winter we have been having.
Hope you at least some of this covered Jenny! It really is so costly which can be such a stress. My medication is covered, and the procedures are paid out of pocket. Not too bad with the IUI, but if we do IVF, it is going to be awful ($8000 for procedure alone).
Your trip is coming up so soon!! I'm also in Canada, so I totally understand your need to escape this insanely cold winter we have been having.
Hope you at least some of this covered Jenny! It really is so costly which can be such a stress. My medication is covered, and the procedures are paid out of pocket. Not too bad with the IUI, but if we do IVF, it is going to be awful ($8000 for procedure alone).