To Trigger or not? WWYD

MTooms · January 2011

I am waiting to do my 1st cycle of IUI (+ clomid).

So I went for CD 11 ultrasound today and my RE offered to trigger with an injection, something we never talked about before. He said studies show no difference between triggered and natural O. I never had a problem with getting natural O so I was inclined to just wait it out, but now I am rethinking it. I have 2 follies 19 and 20mm, so they are a good size. I am now afraid, what if I wait and miss it or something? My last cycle was 56 days, so I might have to wait over 2 more months to try IUI again if I miss it.

WWYD?

MBfromBMC · January 2011

I have always triggered just so that there was no doubt about when to time the IUI. I do not have any known ovulation problems, but it is still what my RE recommended. GL!

keeptryin · January 2011

Trigger! I thought you get more than one egg to release then?

c&n06 · January 2011

I would use a trigger shot, it ensures that you have the best timing for the IUI. If you are putting your body through all of that, I would not want to risk the timing is off.

Good luck!

tst1998 · January 2011

I don't have any O problems either, and we triggered. If I'm paying $800 for this, I want the best timing possible. Especially if it might be a few months before you get to try again.

Good luck!

missbaby14 · January 2011

c&n06:

I would use a trigger shot, it ensures that you have the best timing for the IUI. If you are putting your body through all of that, I would not want to risk the timing is off.

Good luck!

This! GL! Big Smile

MTooms · January 2011

Thanks Ladies, I am going to call back.

How does timing for the trigger work? You get the shot (at what time of day?) and then do IUI the next day?

keeptryin · January 2011

24-36 hours after the shot is the norm. 36 being ideal. Go get that shot!

KMLP · January 2011

I ovulate late, so my RE triggered me with my first cycle of clomid and IUI. At CD 18, I had a follicle at 23 mm so they decided to trigger me. I would trigger. I have heard that things are timed better if ovulation is triggered. GL!

tst1998 · January 2011

Mtooms:

How does timing for the trigger work? You get the shot (at what time of day?) and then do IUI the next day?

I triggered at 9 am Sunday and had the IUI at 11 am Monday. My largest follie (22 mm) was in the process of ovulating based on ultrasound at that point so they felt the timing was ideal. But 36 hours seems to be more typical timing from what I've seen around here.

Mrs. Mo · January 2011

Triggering is good not only for timing, but to ensure that all mature eggs are released. With a natural O, your body will most likely only release the largest/most mature one. So, the trigger helps you get more "targets".

As for timing, I would always take the trigger at 10pm then go back a day & a half later ( ex: Monday night trigger= Weds morning IUI)

andrea817 · January 2011

I O on my own, but I was triggered w/ both IUIs. I figure anything to increase my chances, I'll do. And the shot costs $100.00, which I don't think is terrible. My first IUI was done 24 hrs after the shot, the 2nd was 30. GL to you!

lizard22809 · January 2011

Get that trigger!! I O on my own, but wanted to ensure good IUI timing this time around. This is my first IUI as well. . just triggered in the bathroom at work!!

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