Well the nasal spray is much easier then the puregon
Egg collection wasnt painful, I felt a bit of pressure but that was from being tender already from my 'ever expanding ovaries', nothing to be scared of at all! At our clinic any good quality blastocycts that are left over after day 5 undergo the freezing process for later use. There was a small cost per month to store these, the the next time I was just monitored with blood tests and blostocyst tranferred 5 days after ovulation, much easier then the whole cycle.
My little girl is the result of 5 years of unsuccesful IVF, we were the very small part of the population who started IVF at 21 with no obvious reason for infertility. We decided to take a break after 5 years and a slight errrmm breakdown of my stability and along came Miss J....when I realised I was pregnant I literally couldnt breathe, I have never been so shocked in my entire life.