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Re: inuterine insemination (iui)

From: Niki (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Nov 28 14:47:11 2008

I was always told to wait 4-6 weeks to give your body time to heal. That even though you feel good on the outside your tissue on the inside is still recouping and healing. But like the previous poster it really depends on how extensive your surgery is. For instance if they go in any your abdominal cavity is completely obliterated with endo they may ask you to wait a little longer than say someone who was only a stage II that had moderate disease. Talk to your dr and see what they recommend

At Fri, 28 Nov 2008, annie wrote: >
>but do you know how long you have to wait, when it is safe to start
>having sex again after the surgery (how long do you have to heal before
>you start trying to get pregnant again)?
>
>At Fri, 28 Nov 2008, NWeber wrote:
>>
>>This will probably depend completely on the situation they find during
>>your surgery and what has to be done.
>>
>>My doctor wants us to activly try to conceive for up to 9 months before
>>they step in and do any type of fertility treatments. Many people are
>>able to get pregnant with no help after the excision.
>>
>>At Thu, 27 Nov 2008, annie wrote:
>>>
>>>happy thanksgiving to all:
>>>how long after a lap excision do doctors usually start inunterine
>>>insemination?

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