Infertility Support Group
In vitro fertilization is one of the most common and utilized ways of treating conception problems. This support group is dedicated to those beginning their journey with IVF and needing support. Join the community and share your experiences, advice, and story with people going through similar challenges starting a family.
Good luck Kelly, hope things go well. Can't wait to hear from you.
The hemorrhage during the surgery was controlled by putting in a balloon to try to stop the bleeding by direct pressure. It was supposed to stay in for at least 24 hours. My recovery room nurse got confused and removed it while I was still groggy. I am very nervous because if I bleed again they are taking me to interventional radiology to embolize my uterus, basically giving it an intentional stroke or clot to make it stop. It's frustrating if that happens because it was a medical error that lead to the more conservative option being removed prematurely. But I have been on the other side of errors. I know things happen. So far so good, moderate bleeding. But if I bleed a lot I am going to one furious about the embolization.
The big picture is while this won't hold up ivf/embryo banking it will definitely hold up trying to conceive another 2-3 months. I am going to finish ocps 10/12, then hopefully menstruate and start stims.
Roxy, I hope my experience doesn't scare you. I am in the hospital and I lost another 700 ccs of blood but no transfusion. Just an excuse to eat steak. I have heard of others with retained placenta being easy to pluck out without this complication. And from what I've read, we probably miss as lot of retained placenta that comes out on its own because no one really goes looking and when there do 1/3 have it, more after a second trimester loss like mine. My placenta grew back three times and so something unusual is wrong with it. I'm sure your experience will be easier. Did this send?