HUBBY Away in for reversal 2day!!
  Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2009 9:13 am
Post subject: HUBBY Away in for reversal 2day!! Today is op day, cannot believe it is here already. although they want him to stay in for 48hrs minimum (northern ireland, nhs) Then we will be ready to ttc soon, how is everyone that's already gone or going for the op? will keep you all informed on pain bruising etc, xxx
_________________  Make an ovulation ticker Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2009 10:13 am
Post subject: Hi Emma, good luck to you & you oh for today!!!! A huge step closer to your bfp
 My hubby has fully recovered from his op, which was exactly 3 weeks ago today (also a Friday the 13th)! Normal activities have resumed Bruising was all gone after about a week (we used Arnica) and stitches dissolved not long after so it won't be long for your oh to be back on form Ohhh how exciting for you!! be sure to let us know how he got on _________________   Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2009 10:28 am
Post subject: Hi, and good luck for today.
Ian has recovered really quickly. He had his op just over 2 weeks ago. Bruising and swelling has gone and we have resumed normal activities.  _________________ After 3 and half years of ttc, tests being clear and unable to adopt, we have decided to become a patchwork family. Me, my hubby and stepchildren. Its so sad to know I will never hear the word 'Mommy'.x Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2009 12:39 pm
Post subject: Hi Everyone,
Emma, hope your hubby's op goes well and fingers crossed for a great result! x x _________________ 38-PCOS, DH 47-VR Miracle BFP Xmas 2009! 2012 azoospermia 
IVF#1 - BFN IVF#2 starts 23/6/13   Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2009 8:13 pm
Post subject: Ah hun welcome to the vas reversal team !! Good luck hun xx
Your OH will be fine in no time _________________ sept 2008 failed vas reversal July 2009 ICSI, BFP but lost to severe OHSS Nov 2009 Surgery to remove damaged ovary October 2010 2nd ICSI, short protocol BFN trying to raise funds for round 3, hoping to cycle august 2011 Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2009 7:37 am
Post subject: re Well Hubby had it done yesterday morning, he is bed ridden for 48, the procedure the used has stints or splints in at the tubes to keep them open and they have to be removed in 48hrs which is sunday, he says he isnt in to much pain just discomfort not much bruising so far, really emotional for me. the hospital he is in is an hour drive away and an 1hr and a half visiting hr, Now my dd has came down witht that awful bug vomiting and diarrhea so we can't go up. and i am begining to feel a bit rough too. something always gets in the way lol, soon be ttc and hoping for a bfp.xx
_________________ Make an ovulation ticker Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2009 3:49 pm
Post subject: Hi Emma,
Glad the op went well  ) shame you haven't ben able to get down there.
What are these stint things you mentioned? how does the surgeon remove them? They sound painful!!! x x _________________ 38-PCOS, DH 47-VR Miracle BFP Xmas 2009! 2012 azoospermia
IVF#1 - BFN IVF#2 starts 23/6/13 Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2009 7:29 pm
Post subject: Hi Emma, glad the op went well. I haven't heard of them using stints before either
 So does he come home after they have removed them on Sunday or does he have to stay in until Monday? Goodluck with ttc when you can get down to it _________________ Posted: Mon Mar 16, 2009 8:53 am
Post subject: Glad everything went well. Hope your oh has a quick recovery. xxxx
_________________ After 3 and half years of ttc, tests being clear and unable to adopt, we have decided to become a patchwork family. Me, my hubby and stepchildren. Its so sad to know I will never hear the word 'Mommy'.x Posted: Fri Apr 03, 2009 6:34 am
Post subject: Hi, sorry for the late reply, they where actually called stents, mainly used in america and some parts of britain etc. basically they are approx the size of match sticks and are inserted into vas tubes so that when the vas heals it heals open around them and prevents too much scar tissue bacially the stents stay in they eventually dissolve although they are still there at present, but the stitch that holds them in place is removed without pain relief. although according to our consultant it is one of the best procedures with a good success rate(i'll be the judge of that)
 bruising and swelling completley gone normal activities resumed. we used arnica and found it fantastic although think hubby should of started taking it same day of op he was very very swollen size of two madarins and very black all at one side that had to have extra tugging done, testing 8th april although know it is unlikely to have worked that quick. Hope everyone gets ther bfp and our reversal without any problems. love em xx_________________ Make an ovulation ticker Posted: Fri Apr 03, 2009 8:52 am
Post subject: Glad everything is going well for you. xxxx
_________________ After 3 and half years of ttc, tests being clear and unable to adopt, we have decided to become a patchwork family. Me, my hubby and stepchildren. Its so sad to know I will never hear the word 'Mommy'.x
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