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First IUI bleeding, infection
by Sri83, Jul 18, 2008 04:25AM
Hi,
I got my first IUI today and tomorrow,
Can u explain how was the IUI done, heard somewhere that a injection will be attached to the transvaginal scan object and will be IUI`ed. But today the DR put some instrument,but no scan was attached,,,,Iam just confused,,,is my process OK,,,
I dont hope this time,coz my Dr said i have good infections and my cervix is too tight and i have white discharge too,,,,the nurse just said let we see,,,
Add me as a friend,,today My very IUI was painful and Dr told my cervix is bleeding!
Any one experienced this? Give me some hope,,,,
I got my first IUI today and tomorrow,
Can u explain how was the IUI done, heard somewhere that a injection will be attached to the transvaginal scan object and will be IUI`ed. But today the DR put some instrument,but no scan was attached,,,,Iam just confused,,,is my process OK,,,
I dont hope this time,coz my Dr said i have good infections and my cervix is too tight and i have white discharge too,,,,the nurse just said let we see,,,
Add me as a friend,,today My very IUI was painful and Dr told my cervix is bleeding!
Any one experienced this? Give me some hope,,,,
Member Comments (1)
by bny807, Jul 18, 2008 05:02AM
its normal for the cervix to be tight if you have never been pregnant or had a child, many people get cervial irritation even when a speculum is used (which its used for IUI or any pelvic exam - the thing that looks like a duck bill) they typically have a syringe with a catheter tip on the end of it and thread it thru your cervix and inject the semen into the uterus... i have heard of some clinics using an ultrasound during this process, to make sure that the catheter is actually in the uterus.. however i don't think thats standard practice, they should be able to tell when they are thru the cervix and into the uterus without an ultrasound! GOOD LUCK
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