Hey Ladies!
Today I am 6 weeks and feeling great! Im on estrogen suppositories 3xs a day. Im not sure if that effects anything or if its just my body changing but I sure do miss my husband. We have tried to have sex twice in the last couple weeks and both times were bad. I was dry (we even used our pre-seed lube) and it kind of hurt because of it. He felt it too and was not enjoying the desert like feel and we ended up stopping. Its hard enough for me to get into the mood so when we try I would like it to be at least somewhat enjoyable for me so that its enjoyable for him. Any lube recommendations or other ways to help?
Re: Sex or lack there of
Personally, I found Preseed to be one of the worst lubricants I’ve ever tried. It is super runny, and doesn’t really lubricate. You might try a gel or a spray instead. Currently, I’m using Pink.
kudos to you for being in the mood... my nausea has been cray and i'm very much STAY AWAY or risk barf in the face!
dx: PCOS, low progesterone; 2 MMC
Sept FET 2018 Spreadsheet
Jan 2 2018 - 1st IVF cycle - 9 retrieved, 7 mature/fertilized, 1 5d transfer + 5 untested snowbabies
Jan 19 2018 - Fresh Transfer #1 one 5dt; BFP 1/25/2018; EDD 10/7/2018; MMC at 8w3d; D&C 3/6/2018
May 16 2018 - FET #1 one 5dt; BFP with 4 betas (6.5, 24.3, 165.5, 2250) - EDD 2/1/2019; MMC at 6w; D&C 6/20/18
Sept 17 2018 - FET #2 one 5dt; BFP 38.9 7dpt, 167 9dpt - EDD 6/5/2019
(3 untested embryos remain)
I believe both are silicone based.
My horomones are whacked up by the pregnancy. I’m asexual, which means I don’t normally experience sexual attraction, but it doesn’t mean I don’t get horny and the pregnancy hormones have definitely messed with that. This has resulted in a couple of things for me- a temporary renegotiation of my physical boundaries with one of my partners (my relationships are atypical; I’d be happy to explain that offline) and wet dreams as one of the types of vivid dreams I experience.
It doesn’t mean I’m not also exhausted and nauseous, just that there is one more factor in the mix.
Add onto that- physical intimacy is an important part of many relationships. Making sure that you don’t entirely lose that part with all the other changes going on makes a lot of sense- just like continuing to do date nights.