SonoHSG & Trial Transfer

I am happy to say that yesterday's procedures were a breeze. My RE started with the SonoHSG because my bladder wasn't completely full when he came in to do the Trial Transfer. I guess the 32 ounces of water I chugged 15 minutes before my appointment didn't do their job. Oh well! I didn't drink anything all day except those two bottles of water because I didn't want to feel miserable and about the bust during the procedure. When I have to go I have to go and I can't hold it. My RE said my body was probably a little dehydrated so the 32 ounces of water were absorbed and not sent directly to my bladder. He said for the actual transfer I must have a full bladder so I guess I'll drink water throughout the day and then chug 32 ounces before my appointment.

The SonoHSG wasn't bad at all. I felt a tiny pinch and cramp when the catheter was going in my cervix but that was it. After the catheter was in he removed the speculum and inserted the u/s probe. The saline solution was injected through the catheter. We watched the saline solution enter and fill my uterus. I didn't feel it at all and it was cool to watch it on the screen. It maybe lasted 2 0r 3 minutes. He said my uterus looked great. Afterwards my RE did the Trial Transfer because my bladder was a little more full. I didn't feel anything at all. It maybe lasted 5 seconds.

DH and I went to downtown Charleston after our appointment. We had our anniversary dinner at the famous Hyman's Seafood. I love their She Crab Soup! I also enjoyed Firefly with pink lemonade. If you haven't tried it you should. It's a favorite around here! DH gave me the Anniversary Willow Tree Angel. They are so sweet and always make me smile. We had a really great day together.

I've taken two weeks of BC pills. I've only got one week left. I start Lupron on Sunday morning. I'm getting excited about our IVF cycle!