Well ladies, the SIS didn't go so well and didn't happen. The dr tried three times and monitored each move with the catheter on the u/s but it appears there is some kind of blockage in my cervix just before my uterus which was VERY painful and I just couldn't handle it anymore so he stopped. He said not to worry that they would take care of it during my lap on the 12th but I can't help it. I'm just so scared. I can't help but wonder if it's endo or maybe scar tissue from the d&c that I had in August. I'm freaking out.
So sorry it didn't go well today.
Fingers crossed whatever it is will be taken care of on the 12th!
As for me, I had iui #2 today. So it seems like I can't do anything the easy way. Had the catheter drama at the HSG, more catheter drama at iui #1, then today we had......speculum drama!
I have to say this upfront...my LEAST favorite part of a gyno visit is the speculum. So I get in to the room to do my iui, lay down, and "assume the position". I had to hold back a giggle at the song that was playing, C & C Music Factory's "Everybody Dance Now". For some reason, it was just really funny to me. Anyway, the Dr. starts doing his thing and I notice he's really working the speculum a bit. It's pretty uncomfortable, boarder-line painful. Then he gets frustrated, takes it out, and asks the nurse for a different one. So he puts the new one in, works it around (still pretty uncomfortable), and makes a comment about my cervix being "way far back". I have to give the Dr. credit though, he asked me every few seconds how I was doing and if I was ok. Then he had to have the nurse bring him another tool (I think he called it a tenuculum or something like that....excuse my horrible spelling!). I was a bit nervous at this point because at my last iui I had a few seconds of intense cramps, so I was anticipating them, but much to my relief, none came. After my 10 minutes of laying down, it was off to school. I've been pretty sore (down there) all day. Not cramps, just aches. Dh's count this time was 16 million post wash, which is up 5 million from iui #1!
And now the dreaded TWW begins......