hi ladies...
sorry for missing out from all of you the past days after my ET. noticed there're a couple more silent readers joining in this thread... welcome!
to share (esp w bb)... I'd 27 eggs extracted, 17 fertilised, transferred 2 & frozen the rest. initially i thought things will be fine till wee hours of last fri (5/9), had a few rounds of vomits (all food out including gastric juices) & a sharp pain at my upper part of my tummy (around gastric area). the pain left my a little breatheless since m unsure if i could take panadol/painkiller. my hubby drove me immediately to KKH 24-hr clinic. they then advised me to be admitted to ward for a day's stay for observation (esp to see if i suffered from OHSS). thankfully other than the very bloated feeling m still having till date, my symptoms weren't very serious, & was discharged on last sat noon. however i kept having the feelingto puke, losing all appetite & whenever i took food on fri to sun, they were all being puked out. i suspected that it happens everytime i took the antibiotics given after ER which i was supposed to take for a week. blesswbb... do u experience this same thing??
thus on 5/12, while i returned to KKHIVF for my daily progesterone jab, nurse there advised that i could stop it if it's affecting my intake of my daily diets. thereafter... my appetite is finally returning & i don't feel so tired all the time.
blesswbb, m also taking the progesterone jab on my thighs daily. agree that they are making my legs very aching & a little weak but m bearing with it though KKHIVF nurse did suggest doing it on the bum. heard from a senior nurse there doing it on bum tend to have greater risk (that's y we r required to sign consent form for this), since our bums have numerous nerves there & a wrong move may cause us paralysed downwards. certainly all nurses there are certainly experienced enough to administer for us, but the consent form a procedural medical process. i was also told that since progesterone jab is oil-based, needles used are much thicker & hence this also explains why we cannot do it ourselves at home (like lucrin & puregon) to avoid complication. of course, unless the person who does it at home for us is a certified trained medic personnel (eg. nurse, doc, para-medic ....)