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I was wondering if anyone could tell me what it\'s like when you have a successful IUI? On my first one I had no sings and symptoms of pregnancy or ovulation and was very anxious throughout my whole 2ww. I take that back...I had some sign and symptoms of PMS or pregnancy and I think my mind was making me think more pregnancy. After this one the nurse practitioner told me that timing looked great and that I had either just ovulated or was getting ready to. I had a lot of cramping with this IUI and the afternoon after it was done I had a large amount of clear-white discharge. (TMI I know, sorry) I didn\'t have that with the last one. At first it scared me and I thought all of the sperm they had injected during the IUI had come out. Then I thought that it was probably me ovulating and I had a larger amount than usual because I was using Femara this time. I still have the discharge but not as large of an amount as the day of the IUI. This time I am excited to get the result but yet I have peace. I am not as worked up and anxious as last time. Staying hopeful!
I was wondering if anyone could tell me what it\'s like when you have a successful IUI? On my first one I had no sings and symptoms of pregnancy or ovulation and was very anxious throughout my whole 2ww. I take that back...I had some sign and symptoms of PMS or pregnancy and I think my mind was making me think more pregnancy. After this one the nurse practitioner told me that timing looked great and that I had either just ovulated or was getting ready to. I had a lot of cramping with this IUI and the afternoon after it was done I had a large amount of clear-white discharge. (TMI I know, sorry) I didn\'t have that with the last one. At first it scared me and I thought all of the sperm they had injected during the IUI had come out. Then I thought that it was probably me ovulating and I had a larger amount than usual because I was using Femara this time. I still have the discharge but not as large of an amount as the day of the IUI. This time I am excited to get the result but yet I have peace. I am not as worked up and anxious as last time. Staying hopeful!
AmberKay3
That was supposed to be a question as the topic. Still in the 2ww. :)
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If the discharge was right after the IUI it is a normal thing. Sometimes there is too much fluid sent in with the boys and similar to when you have sex. I was told that it is not the sperm but what they mix it with before the IUI. Increased discharge is a good sign. Nothing is for sure. The month I got pregnant my boobs hurt, I was a little queasy, and somehow I just knew. The problem with all the early pregnancy symptoms is that they are all PMS or PCOS symptoms so it is so hard to say. Faith, Hope, and Baby Dust. Keep praying and staying positive. Your time will come. XO :)
AmberKay3
That's good to know. So far I haven't had anything except a headache and some nausea. And I've been hot. You're right. It's hard to tell the difference between PMS signs and pregnancy signs. Right now I don't know if the signs I am having are PMS, pregnancy, or leftovers from the fertility meds. I guess time will tell. Anyways...I have so many people praying for me this time since we told more people and I just have I feeling of peace. I don't know of this IUI worked or not but I just feel calm right now. Not nearly as stressed as last time!
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