Is this normal?

Question

I had a follicle ultrasound on 6/30 and it was 16.6mm so they scheduled me for my IUI on 7/4. Well on 7/1 I got a positive opk and they told me not to worry about it so I guess I'm trying not to. Today is 7/3 and I took my trigger shot this morning and this evening, I am cramping like crazy. IUI is scheduled for tomorrow morning. 
Ive seen sooo many posts about how people use OPKs to schedule their IUI the next day after an LH surge and I was told to just not worry about it and continue with the IUI 3 days later. 
I'm so frustrated and confused!

Answer

I had follicle check CD12, one follicle was 16.9mm, I did trigger shot the next day CD13 and did IUI CD14. Definitely weird they had you wait that long for IUI, I would assume you missed ovulation. But best of Luck! 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻

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I personally wouldn’t like that. Your positive opk as long as it was a true positive means your already surging and iui should be done either the next day if it was earlier in the day it was positive or the following day if it was in the evening it turned positive.

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I do my IUI the day after I get my surge. But having the trigger shot might change that. I simply monitor via opk at home, no ultrasound and no trigger. I’m not sure if that’s the norm. Maybe the trigger changes the timeline a bit??

Is this normal?

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