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Can I ask a stupid question? PIO-related.

airidh80airidh80 member
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So, I administered my third PIO injection this morning, and within 15 seconds of finishing the injection, I felt my lungs... clench. They just sort of seized up. I was still able to breathe, but the sensation was uncomfortable. The worst of it lasted only a few minutes; and it was mostly gone within 30 minutes. I'm still feeling tickley irritation when I take a deep breath, but I don't have any issues breathing, per se. 

This may very well just have been a very unfortunate timing coincidence. Last week I had a lot of seasonal allergy problems, and my throat was pretty scratchy when I woke up this morning. I don't even know if it's possible to feel a side effect that quickly from an IM injection. I also have no visible skin reactions.

Am I being ridiculous? Should I bring this up with my doctor, or just see what happens with the shot tomorrow? The problem is, they took me off of Endometrin yesterday, because it was causing so much cramping. So my only progesterone source right now is PIO. 
Me: 34 / DH: 33
19-year history of endometriosis. Multiple surgeries and cyst removals. Forced directly into IVF due to blocked tubes and severe adhesions.
IVF w/ICSI and CCS #1 - Dec 2013 - Only 1 normal. Ended in CP
IVF w/ICSI and CCS #2, at CCRM - March 2014!
14R, 12 ICSI'd, 11F, 6 for CCS, 5 healthy blasts frozen!
Two 5BB blasts transferred 9/10; First beta 9/19: 109; second beta 9/22: 550!
EDD: 5/29/15

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Re: Can I ask a stupid question? PIO-related.

  • Sigh202Sigh202 member
    I'd try again and let your doc know if there is a reaction. That there is nothing at the injection sign, likely means that it's not a reaction to the PIO. GL!
    Ready to take the road less traveled. 
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  • airidh80airidh80 member
    That's what I'm hoping, thanks!
    Me: 34 / DH: 33
    19-year history of endometriosis. Multiple surgeries and cyst removals. Forced directly into IVF due to blocked tubes and severe adhesions.
    IVF w/ICSI and CCS #1 - Dec 2013 - Only 1 normal. Ended in CP
    IVF w/ICSI and CCS #2, at CCRM - March 2014!
    14R, 12 ICSI'd, 11F, 6 for CCS, 5 healthy blasts frozen!
    Two 5BB blasts transferred 9/10; First beta 9/19: 109; second beta 9/22: 550!
    EDD: 5/29/15

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