Molae06
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So we are finally taking the plunge, we found a clinic in our area that is providing IVF at a significantly discounted rate in honor of their 25 yr anniversary. It's only for a limited time so we are just going to go for it. I called and set up an initial appointment for whatever tests they are going to do and dh SA. I am so new to IVF I don't know what to expect really, wondering if anyone can shed some light?
What are they going to test/look for during our initial appointment?
What happens next, as in, how much time passes by from that time to when we do the IVF? Do I have to wait for a new cycle to start (because for me, I am so irregular that sometimes that means 3 to 4 months unless I am given Provera, which sometimes doesn't even work).
As for the actual retrieval/transfer, is the anesthesia the kind that actually puts you to sleep or is it the kind that just makes you really loopy? I have been put out once before when I had my surgery and I started getting panic attacks the entire month just thinking about it.
Anyway, just curious if anyone knows the typical amount of time from the first initial appt to when they IVF cycle actually begins, and about the anesthesia.
Anything is helpful! Thanks ladies!
What are they going to test/look for during our initial appointment?
What happens next, as in, how much time passes by from that time to when we do the IVF? Do I have to wait for a new cycle to start (because for me, I am so irregular that sometimes that means 3 to 4 months unless I am given Provera, which sometimes doesn't even work).
As for the actual retrieval/transfer, is the anesthesia the kind that actually puts you to sleep or is it the kind that just makes you really loopy? I have been put out once before when I had my surgery and I started getting panic attacks the entire month just thinking about it.
Anyway, just curious if anyone knows the typical amount of time from the first initial appt to when they IVF cycle actually begins, and about the anesthesia.
Anything is helpful! Thanks ladies!