IVF is confusing when you first start it all. You'll get the hang of it as you go through your cycle. Hopefully it's a short and sweet experience.
Usually they put you on BCP to take charge of your cycle. It means they'll time your cycle to fit in with your FS. It's not uncommon for them to do that. Are you sure FS will put you on BCP if you haven't ovulated? I would have thought they would get you to take BCP if you have ovulated. Maybe just clarify with the FS.
With the spray I'm asumming it'll be synarel? Synarel will suppress your hormones so you don't ovulate before your EPU. What your FS wants is for you to produce lots of follicles and collect them at EPU and this is where the injections of FSH come into it.
I can't help with the security checks as we don't do them in QLD.
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