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SWIMMING AFTER IUI

Hey girls ~ had IUI on Monday (7/28) @11, and had an Acupuncture appt scheduled for Wednesday (which my acupuncturist cancelled to be safe) ~ my acupuncturist also told me to lay around as if it was an IVF, and not to do anything strenuous for a few days ~ I waited a couple of days and planted some pretty flowers in our gardens, and then went swimming ~ to be sure I called my RE office and they said not to do any swimming to prevent any infections from happening..??..  My last pregnancy (12yrs ago) I was allowed to go swimming and be in the hottub up to 98*, so it doesn't make any sense ~ is it because I'm using Cronin suppositories..??..

~Anyone..??..
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270512 tn?1333177636
swimming is excercise... NO activity or excercise after transfer.

You said IUI then said IVF... which is it? Either way, it was a transfer, and it's up to you if you want to play roullette with the ingredients that were transfered.

Best of luck...
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318181 tn?1336443496
It sounds like you're RE is just being overly cautious. Chances of getting an infection from taking a swim is pretty low...unless you're swimming in contaminated swamp water or something...LOL! But if he (or she) doesn't want to you to swim, I would probably wait anyway.

Good luck to you!
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anyone..??..
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