IUI on CD 10?

laurenlalap · November 2015

Has anyone ever heard of this? I am on CD 7 and just finished 5mg of femara from CD3-7.

I had my first u/s of this month today and they were surprised to already see 2 13mm follicles. I am going back on Friday for another u/s. The doctor said to me today: "I bet you we'll be doing your IUI on Saturday."

On Saturday I will only be on CD 10. Has anyone heard of it being done so early?

bsckgb7 · November 2015

I am typically ready on CD10 both with meds and even without meds. My last medicated cycle, I triggered on CD8 with IUI on CD10. Sometimes I trigger on CD10, so the IUI be later. But I am an early-bird too!!

ETA: On my first cycle - they almost did the first ultrasound too late. On CD12 - I had a 24mm follicle and they were afraid they had missed my O (thinking I was Oing at the doctors office)

laurenlalap · November 2015

bsckgb7 said:
I am typically ready on CD10 both with meds and even without meds. My last medicated cycle, I triggered on CD8 with IUI on CD10. Sometimes I trigger on CD10, so the IUI be later. But I am an early-bird too!!

Good to know I'm not the only one. Thanks

KidShrink · November 2015

*bfp mentionned*
I've also been an early-ish ovulater. However, my RE relied more on bloodwork than just follie size to time everything, which turned out to be a really good thing for me. One my last femara only cycle, I technically had one mature follie on day 10, but my eggs weren't ready til day 12, and then I ended up with 3.

Fast forward to my first Femara + Follistim cycle (with IUI, we did TI before), my follies were really slow to grow (compared to my previous cycles). The day before my IUI, I had one at 19, and 2 at 15, so we thought I had an extra day or so. Turns out the clinic called me in a panic that afternoon saying I was about to o and to get my ovidrel in that night and come for IUI the next morning. If we had waited for this to look like my other cycles, I likely wouldn't be pregnant now. IUI was on CD13. I can't stress enough how good monitoring (not scheduled in advance on a specific day but depending on how THIS cycle evolves, with u/s and b/w) is important.

FX this is your cycle!

laurenlalap · November 2015

KidShrink said:
*bfp mentionned*
I've also been an early-ish ovulater. However, my RE relied more on bloodwork than just follie size to time everything, which turned out to be a really good thing for me. One my last femara only cycle, I technically had one mature follie on day 10, but my eggs weren't ready til day 12, and then I ended up with 3.

Fast forward to my first Femara + Follistim cycle (with IUI, we did TI before), my follies were really slow to grow (compared to my previous cycles). The day before my IUI, I had one at 19, and 2 at 15, so we thought I had an extra day or so. Turns out the clinic called me in a panic that afternoon saying I was about to o and to get my ovidrel in that night and come for IUI the next morning. If we had waited for this to look like my other cycles, I likely wouldn't be pregnant now. IUI was on CD13. I can't stress enough how good monitoring (not scheduled in advance on a specific day but depending on how THIS cycle evolves, with u/s and b/w) is important.

FX this is your cycle!

Thank you! Congrats on your BFP! I also had bloodwork done today and will have it done again on Friday so fx they are on the ball.

bsckgb7 · November 2015

KidShrink said:

*bfp mentionned* I've also been an early-ish ovulater. However, my RE relied more on bloodwork than just follie size to time everything, which turned out to be a really good thing for me. One my last femara only cycle, I technically had one mature follie on day 10, but my eggs weren't ready til day 12, and then I ended up with 3. Fast forward to my first Femara + Follistim cycle (with IUI, we did TI before), my follies were really slow to grow (compared to my previous cycles). The day before my IUI, I had one at 19, and 2 at 15, so we thought I had an extra day or so. Turns out the clinic called me in a panic that afternoon saying I was about to o and to get my ovidrel in that night and come for IUI the next morning. If we had waited for this to look like my other cycles, I likely wouldn't be pregnant now. IUI was on CD13. I can't stress enough how good monitoring (not scheduled in advance on a specific day but depending on how THIS cycle evolves, with u/s and b/w) is important. FX this is your cycle!

^^ Completely agree. Seems some REs don't do bloodwork and rely only on follicle size. Bloodwork is a very important component. I considered canceling one cycle because they saw 5-6 mature follicles. Estradol came back at a under 800. So they were pleased and we continued the cycle (the bloodwork indicated I had 4 or less follicles).

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