Managing Your IVF Meds (Video Transcript)

When you're starting your IVF it really is a good idea to document your history, the medications you're on and keep these in a safe place and plan out with a spreadsheet the timetable and schedule of your actual medication so it's far easier to keep track of them

make friends with your pharmacist so that you know exactly when you need to take your medications, how they're stored and exactly how you administer them.

Whether it's, you know, inhaling; whether it's swallowing or whether it's actually injecting and you'll find lots of very helpful videos online on YouTube to show you how to give an injection very simply and very easily.

You can do that or perhaps your partner would like to be involved but keeping track really makes it far simpler. You're far less likely to forget if you set alarms on your phone so that you know when you are supposed to do what.

Keep in touch with your clinic. They usually have an app. Make sure that they are contactable and accessible - that you're aware of side effects and what you should do.