thread: How active should you be post transfer?

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  1. #1

    Oct 2008
    2,880

    Hey,
    Maybe ask your Dr? I have to say, when I read that, my initial reaction was "no" but I think that your Dr will be able to advise you better. Whatever is going to relax you and make you feel more at ease.

    Hugs and good luck!
    Sue x

  2. #2

    Oct 2008
    2,880

    Sorry guys, I forgot to remove my siggy in my previous replies - very insensitive of me.

    Hope I didn't offend.
    S X

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Jul 2009
    12

    It's not insensitive Sue. Good for you!! Gives us all hope

    Emily

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Jan 2009
    5,235

    Hey,
    Maybe ask your Dr? I have to say, when I read that, my initial reaction was "no" but I think that your Dr will be able to advise you better. Whatever is going to relax you and make you feel more at ease.

    Hugs and good luck!
    Sue x
    Is the cervix dialated for the procedure - sorry for my lack of knowledge? If so, then no, baths are out. When I had a D&C they say 2 weeks afterwards for baths due to the dilated cervix and chances of infection.

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Jul 2009
    12

    I don't know if it's dilated or not. But I'll definitely ask the doctor before I do anything. Don't remember them saying anything about baths, but that doesn't mean much it seems.