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Crinone ladies (TMI)

MrkyrainMrkyrain
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Okay, I really was trying not to do the "is this normal?" post this cycle but I just can't stand it anymore.  I have been on Crinone MANY cycles but this time is a little different and I am wondering if it's normal.  From the beginning the discharge has been colored....currently grayish/blackish.  I know totally TMI and disgusting.  In the beginning I wasn't too worried because I bled after both my ER and ET and I just thought it was from the blood but now 5dp 3dt, the blood is gone and it's just gray chunks (sorry).  Is this normal or does it mean it's going to be another BFN.  What do you all think?  Thanks.
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  • Mrs.McIrishMrs.McIrish member
    Maybe it is good that it is different and this will be a positive?? Never had gray/black crinone.. Thinking good thoughts for you Hon!!

    TTC #1 since 8/1/10; Me:41 and BRCA1+, DH:46
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    OE IVF#1-4 8/11-6/12= all BFN
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  • GregermisGregermis member
    Teands to be yellowish for me, but I have heard of at least one other girl that had grayish... And I believe that was on PAIF.
    TTC #1 Since 4/2010, Cycle 30
    Positive for HLA-B27, I'm a mutant :p
    Testing - Me ok, gluten issue? DH - borderline count, low motility
    4/28/11 IUI#1 = BFP!(5/25), EDD 2/2/12 - m/c 5w3d
    7/3, 7/31, 9/25 - IUI#2-4=BFN
    IVF#1 - 1 blast = BFP!! (12/30), EDD 9/9/12, confirmed c/p 4w2d
    FET#1 3/2/12 - 2 blasts =BFP!! EDD 11/18/12, us#1 = twins! Confirmed m/c 5w6d
    4/20-surprise BFP and another c/p 4w2d
    FET#2 7/16/12 - 2 blasts = BFN
    FET#3 8/20/12 - 1 blast - BFP!! Beta #1-2=177, 354
    1st u/s 5w6d, one beautiful little HB :), 2nd u/s 146bpm
    baby girl born 5/10/13

    TTC#2 since 12/17/2014, Cycle 8
    Repeat Testing...FSH=12, AMH=3.8, AFC=28. 
    IUI#5 5/10/15- c/p?
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  • thewormstheworms member
    i've heard of peachish and grayish discharge, i think you are fine but if it is causing stress call your nurse.  GL  cutie
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    It's been a long journey. TTC since 9/06. multiple IUI's and IVF's and 4 m/c's. IVF#3 = BFP, twins, induced at 34w6d due to baby b passing away (no explanation). Delivered on 35w1d, Baby A - baby girl, and Baby B - baby boy, our little angel.
    MTHFR A1298C & C677T, Immune Issues and Factor II
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  • angela2004angela2004 member
    My nurse said it could happen. She also said to make sure you "clean" it out daily as best as you can.
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    imageangela2004:
    My nurse said it could happen. She also said to make sure you "clean" it out daily as best as you can.

     What did your nurse say about "cleaning it out daily?" I haven't heard this and wonder if it affects absorption to do so. 

     

    Thanks!! 

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