Help! Got Ovitrelle too early!

I don't have any personal experience with it myself. But it seems like there's an even greater chance of getting pregnant now. Yes, there's a chance of having sextuplets, but it seems like a missed opportunity to take something like the morning-after pill. It's double. What does your friend say about it?

Sorry, I don't quite understand your story... My husband and I want it on the one hand because we've been wanting kids for a while, but on the other hand there's that risk. But do you mean there's a chance of pregnancy? Yesterday they were still 14mm and 2, and the other one was 11mm, so it seems pretty strong to me that the one from 4mm would grow to 17 or 18mm? But I was also wondering about the one that was 14mm, because that was yesterday after I took my Ovitrelle! How much longer will they grow?

I can't answer that because I'm not familiar with it at all.

If there was no chance of pregnancy, wouldn't the doctor also not mention the morning-after pill?

No, you're right, otherwise she wouldn't have mentioned the morning-after pill. But my question was more about whether the egg(s) could still have grown since yesterday when they did the internal ultrasound and saw those 6 eggs measuring 14 and 11. Because the day before that, so the day before yesterday, I had the Ovitrelle injection, and an egg only lives for 12 to 24 hours. And we had sex on Thursday, the same day. So that's why I'm asking if it's possible that it grew further after yesterday, because being pregnant with a 14 seems unlikely to me! My head is completely full, I don't understand anything anymore... Do you know that feeling where you have so much info and so many things you're trying to do right, and then this happens! ????

No experience with Otrivelle and the like, but the patch is to prevent your ovulation by using a bunch of hormones. I wouldn't do that so quickly myself, you're already getting so many hormones. Plus, I once used the patch and found it really unpleasant. I was completely thrown off. I assume that if all those eggs still need to release, you'd have to apply Otrivelle again? In principle, the chance that all 6 eggs really ripen well, get fertilized, and also implant properly is very small. But yeah, that's a decision you two have to make. I think I'd take that gamble, especially if getting pregnant is difficult.

Isn't it an option to not have sex anymore and first see what the other person does? Maybe they'll disappear again, and then you've wasted time and worried for nothing.

Hey ladies,

No, it’s like this: last Monday (27.05.2019) I had to go to the hospital because they do that every Monday to see how far along I am, since I wasn’t responding so quickly to the Gonal-F. I started with 50, uh, then nothing grew. Then 75, nothing again. Then 100, and when I went on Monday the 27th, she already saw some growth. She said she saw 2 eggs at 11 mm. I had to give blood, and they saw that the 100, uh, had done its job well. But she said this time she didn’t want to see me on Monday; she asked if I wanted to be seen the same week, which was on Friday 31.05.2019, but she did say to come back on Monday. She said I could start the ovulation test the next day, so Tuesday, and just keep injecting Gonal-F 100, uh. Tuesday negative, Wednesday negative, but Thursday it was clearly positive! I wanted to call them to say I’m going to take the Ovitrelle shot, just purely for my own peace of mind, but what do you get to hear...? An answering machine because it was Ascension Day! So stupid!! I had just... But then I thought back to our conversation, and she said if you have a positive test, you take the Ovitrelle, and then you don’t need to come on Friday. I called on Friday to say I’m not coming because I’ve taken the shot. Then she said that was fine and she was happy; she said, "Now let’s hope for the best!" But then she went to check the system (this isn’t my doctor but another one who was supposed to treat me), and she said, "I said that on Monday you had 2 eggs at 11 mm, so it seems to me it’s too early." I said, "Yes, I understand, but your colleague said that as soon as I had a positive test I could shoot immediately." Then she said, "Well, I still want to see you and as soon as possible! So come in anyway." When I came, she saw that I had 6 eggs, 4 of which were 11 mm and 2 were 14 mm. She said that because you’re injecting too many hormones, it’s possible you’re getting a false positive... I was like, "And now what?!" She said she didn’t want to prick you; you have too many, my ovaries are full, she said, and it’s going to hurt, and she didn’t want to take that risk. And then she came up with the story that you have 2 options: either let it continue, so you do nothing for 2 weeks now and wait it out! Because there’s a chance of multiples, but it could also be that only 1 becomes pregnant. It’s a risk. She said they’re all going to pop anyway now to see which one gets fertilized. I took the risk, or I would have to take something like a morning-after pill. I thought no, I’m going to continue, because how big is the chance that I’ll get a 3, 4, 5, or 6-lings? The 4 were 11; how could they grow so fast? I had already taken the Ovitrelle, and that works according to the instructions from 24 hours onwards, and the egg only lives that long anyway. If it’s a 2-lings, it’s welcome with open arms! Now just waiting. Sorry ladies, once again for such a long story. You know what it is, do you know that? I ask the doctor so many questions, but then I ask them to you guys, as if I forget or something, it’s so weird. But does anyone have experience or know if there’s a chance of pregnancy since I shot the Ovitrelle too early because the egg only pops at a minimum of 17! And I had 14 on Friday. And on Thursday at 17:00 I took the Ovitrelle. And about intercourse with my husband, yes, I had intercourse on Thursday at 15:00, 2 hours before the shot, and again that night. So I did have good sex...