I am sick and tired of iui. But, there is a good reason to do so. This will let me validate the tissue crossmatch theory of my immunologist. I planned to do the ivf as soon as possible but the egg retrieval and embryo implantation will fall on very unholy schedule. Everyone will be in vacation mode. Perhaps, the lab is also closed.
Rather than trying to conceive naturally, we will try iui for the last time. My new obgyne uttered a joke: She said I am a veteran iui patient and I feel very at home and comfortable with IUI. I told her that I am sick and tired of IUI. She asked me to bear the pain as she insert the speculum. Upon her withdrawal, she asked how does it feel? I said I enjoyed! Everyone else laughed.
I hope seven will be my new lucky number. When did I started to believe in lucky number and lucky color thing? Oops, what is my lucky color? Seven means infinite. Would this mean infinite iui? I believe luck is on my side. Because I have just whispered to god while our plane cruised at high altitude last week. I just don't know whether god has heard my prayers because the propeller is noisier than my whisper. I hope my seventh iui will be my answered prayer. I promised god to go to putuoshan for pilgrimage again next year.
Seriously, what are my chances? My husband has 1% normal morphology and my uterine artery doppler says i have large blood flow impedance. pulsatility index was over 3.0.
https://www.auanet.org/university/abstract_detail.cfm?id=MP68-11&meetingID=14ORL
http://www.fertstert.org/article/S0015-0282%2897%2900333-6/abstract
http://www.willowtreeclinic.com/category/womens-health/
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