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Ok so I triggered Sunday night and was told to come in Tuesday morning for IUI. Now on Monday from since maybe 3 pm, I've been having STRONG ovulation cramps (still currently having them) is tues morning going to be too late???? Everything is oop and I would have to be throwing $ down the drain

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Well my doc eased my concerns a little and explained that the cramping usually happens before u actually ovulate and since I was cramping up until at least 1 this morning the timing should be just right. Not to mention my SO post wash sperm count went from 16 million to a whooping 190 million!!!!!! The doctor even have him a high five lol

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You can do iui before or after the follies drop. I understand your concern though. Have you triggered before? I usually ovulate 12 hrs after, many friends are closer to 24-36hrs.
Can you call your clinic to get a quick scan maybe?

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I don't think it's too late, your follicles probably have grown larger which is good!! I typically have strong ovulation pains for a couple days

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Lisa u might be right because I'm still have them. I usually only have them a hr or two but this is also my first cycle on injectables, so obviously it's a little different then usual. Thank u so much for the support ladies :)

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And to top it all off I haven't had intercourse since fri because that's what my doc ordered. So if the IUI is off, then I would have only had sex once in my fertile window smh

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Myra I triggered before and I had a scan Saturday and they follies were 19, 17, and 14 so he wanted to give them another 24 hrs which is why I triggered sun. They say the egg can be fertilized between 6 and 24 hrs after ovulation and I'm just worried I could possibly miss the window

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