Three medications for injections (Leuprolide, Follistrim and Chronic Gonad) and four medications in capsules (Prometrium, Tramadol, Prednisone and Doxycycline ) plus a TON of needles. A frightening number of needles...a frightening number of medications considering I think they will all be gone in a month. A MONTH!
Nick and I go in for our meeting with the IVF coordinator a week from tomorrow. She will go over exactly what the hell I do with all these meds, and then that same day (July 23rd) we begin the injections. I am so happy I had the chance to get away on vacation before this started. A chance to not have to think about it. But now, now I am ready to get rolling. Now it is really starting to feel real!
**anybody out there know why I am not on progesterone? I can ask the doc next week, but I was a little surprised it was not on the list. I guess there are enough other things here that I wont really miss it...**
I'm glad you went on vacation before this too. I can't imagine having to pack all those meds as well.
ReplyDeleteFrom reading maybebaby just the other day I think it's a good idea to quadruple check that you have all the correct syringes for each med.
ReplyDeleteMy totally amateur guess as to why you've not been given progesterone - you don't need it.
You've probably been tested CD21 (or so) for levels, and it's probably been hunky dory!
Very best of luck.
holy cow, girl! that is alot of meds...
ReplyDeletestrange that i would ask to see a pic of your infected arm but i don't want to see one of the syringes.
hooray for that vacation.
welcome back ....
I received a similar box and I totally freaked out. Sure, we had injection training and the nurse reviewed the meds, but I felt so overwhelmed when I saw the big box o'meds.
ReplyDeleteOMG, that really is a lot of stuff!! But it will be TOTALLY worth it!! Looking forward to seeing you Friday!
ReplyDeleteGood luck! I think prometrium is progesterone. Am I wrong?
ReplyDeleteHoly crap! That's a lot of... uh.... stuff? Drugs? What should I even call it? Best of luck with all of that. I hope you have a happy outcome!
ReplyDeleteErin is right. Prometrium is progesterone. Looks like you are getting suppositories and not injectable PIO. Lucky girl! It saves you like 15 needles....looooooong needles.
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