Last night was the final night of shots (and we decided to finish strong by doing 3 of them :-| …) The trigger shot (Novarel) was precisely at 8:30pm since my retrieval is exactly 36 hours from then (tomorrow morning). The Novarel powder was mixed with a dose of Ganirelix (and a little additional water) and then we also had to do the rest of my Omnitrope. However, the two meds couldn’t be mixed together so it was supposed to be 2 shots. EXCEPT that Hubby didn’t realize the Novarel/Ganirelix bottle wasn’t totally empty until after giving me the shot… So we had to add a little more water to make it easier to empty the bottle and that meant a THIRD shot. Well, by now we were pros – so it’s not a really big deal. All the other 8 nights were single shots I could barely detect.
Thinking happy thoughts!! |
The only difference I noticed with the Novarel is that I had a little of the red splotchiness show up near where we injected it, but it was gone this morning. My skin felt a tad sensitive near the injection site also, but it was faint. It’s interesting to see how the different drugs effect me though, since I had Omnitrope on one side of my belly and Ganirelix/Novarel on the other – I could tell the ever-so-slight differences in reaction.
Supposed to kinda take it easy today (sure thing!) Hubby had some Levaquin to take last night and tonight – it’s an antibiotic which should reduce bacteria in his swimmers. And to reduce risk of infection after retrieval for me, I’m taking a Doxycycline tonight as well. But no shots tonight!!
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