wonyi:



If I may ask, was it long or short protocol?
Short protocol produces reduced t number of eggs compared to long protocol.
Was the procedure monitored?
Ordinarily, it's best to cancel when the patient isn't responding

kemmyk:
is short protocol, I heard is even the best protocol for DOR and yes the procedure was monitored , I did it in nordica and they are still one of the best.

Tripletwins222:
Good evening all!

I have 2 packs of DHEA 25mg to give out to any mama that needs them.

Note: Both of them will expire soon.

If interested kindly send a pm.
Hello Ma, I wouldn't mind the drugs Ma. I reside in ijebu and don't mind paying for logistics. Thank you ma.

Location: Lagos

Agumbawife:
I had 2 log in 2 advice u ,It seems u re using life international

Jessicajung:
Please am looking for a good hospital to cycle with in Anambra
How good is life international hospital awka and have anyone tried with Graceland specialist hospital awka

Jessicajung:
Please am looking for a good hospital to cycle with in Anambra
How good is life international hospital awka and have anyone tried with Graceland specialist hospital awka

Agumbawife:
I dnt get my bfp in life,but I cnt really fault deir processes,it's about 1m with test nd drugs inclusive!

wonyi:


Please what is the acronym for DOR?

What could have possibly gone wrong?

Although I produce more number of eggs and better quality with long protocol. Usually PCOS patients have alot of eggs but 50% may not be good enough(immature).

Did you discus with your doctors?


When response is slow, after increasing dosage of injection and the patient isn't responding properly, it's best to cancel the procedure and start afresh

Beautifulsenora:
Goodevening All,

It's been a while I visited this platform. I Pray that we all succeed in this journey . Please I want to know if anyone have had a prognosis of one of the ovaries being behind the uterus during ivf and have proceeded to get a BFP

I just had an antral follicle count ultrasound done and my doctor informed that one of my ovaries is behind my uterus and it may not be so easy to aspire the eggs from the ovaries during ivf unless the uterus gives way for the ovaries when they are bigger from simulations.

I want to know if anyone have had a similar situation and if the outcome was positive.

Cheers.

issybaby:
Please i am new here. Does anyone know about Medison women Hospital Lekki.How good are they in IVF Procedure. Would appreciate if anyone who has used the facilityor has information that can help my journey. I am hoping to go there or any other good one on recommendation. Thanks

henmaris:
Hello everyone, it's been long I followed up this thread but I use to be a committed member and got alot of help from here.
I just want to encourage you all and chip in my 2 cents of what I think made the difference for me. An advice I got from someone in this forum that changed my story I believe.
I am an IVF veteran I'll say after having gone via 7rounds of IVF(FET inclusive), what else can I call myself? Thank goodness the journey ended in praise.

I got my BFP from a FET transfer 4weeks ago so baby no 2 on the way. Had my daughter from a successful cycle in 2018.
NOW TO WHAT MADE THE DIFFERENCE IN MY LAST 2 SUCCESSFUL CYCLE
Sisters pls and pls make sure you do an endometrial scratch and take prednisone during ur cycle. I had tried every thing until someone from here told me not to attempt any cycle without an ENDOMETRIAL SCRATCH and PREDNISONE. I followed the advice and my last 2 cycles have been successful.

NB: My pelvic is messed up, I have stage 4 endometriosis, had a hydrosalpinx that led to the removal of one of my tubes. I have multiple fibroids and my ovaries have numerous endometromas etc.
Infact I thought I was never going to have a child but here am I looking forward to baby no 2. I've ever only transferred 1 embryo every time.

I wish u all success and pray God takes us all out of the waiting room
My testimony is just to encourage u all that it's not over until it's over.

flawlesskayc:

Congratulations dear.
Please ur advise, is it for everyone going for ivf? Or just for people with endometriosis?
Anticipating ur response.
Thanks much.

henmaris:


The endometrial scratch is for everyone going via IVF bc it makes the uterus more receptive to implantation. Sorry I can't explain how the endometrial scratch achieves it's purpose but it creates a more receptive uterus for implantation.

The prednisone helps in suppressing natural killer cells for people with endometriosis, adenomiosis or anyone who's diagnosis makes them prone to having natural killer cells in the uterus. It also increases blood flow to the uterus alongside low dose Aspirin(81mg).


Pls which hospital did u cycle with and was it d same month u cycle u did u scratch?

henmaris:


The endometrial scratch is for everyone going via IVF bc it makes the uterus more receptive to implantation. Sorry I can't explain how the endometrial scratch achieves it's purpose but it creates a more receptive uterus for implantation.

The prednisone helps in suppressing natural killer cells for people with endometriosis, adenomiosis or anyone who's diagnosis makes them prone to having natural killer cells in the uterus. It also increases blood flow to the uterus alongside low dose Aspirin(81mg).

henmaris:
Hello everyone, it's been long I followed up this thread but I use to be a committed member and got alot of help from here.
I just want to encourage you all and chip in my 2 cents of what I think made the difference for me. An advice I got from someone in this forum that changed my story I believe.
I am an IVF veteran I'll say after having gone via 7rounds of IVF(FET inclusive), what else can I call myself? Thank goodness the journey ended in praise.

I got my BFP from a FET transfer 4weeks ago so baby no 2 on the way. Had my daughter from a successful cycle in 2018.
NOW TO WHAT MADE THE DIFFERENCE IN MY LAST 2 SUCCESSFUL CYCLE
Sisters pls and pls make sure you do an endometrial scratch and take prednisone during ur cycle. I had tried every thing until someone from here told me not to attempt any cycle without an ENDOMETRIAL SCRATCH and PREDNISONE. I followed the advice and my last 2 cycles have been successful.

NB: My pelvic is messed up, I have stage 4 endometriosis, had a hydrosalpinx that led to the removal of one of my tubes. I have multiple fibroids and my ovaries have numerous endometromas etc.
Infact I thought I was never going to have a child but here am I looking forward to baby no 2. I've ever only transferred 1 embryo every time.

I wish u all success and pray God takes us all out of the waiting room
My testimony is just to encourage u all that it's not over until it's over.

PositiveLady1:
Thank you for sharing please when did you start taking the prednisone, how is it taken

chigirl45:
Wow...congrats sis.
So you didn't have to do a myomectomy?
I know most hospitals would want you want to get rid of any fibroids before the procedure.
Please what hospital did you do your procedure?

henmaris:
Hello everyone, it's been long I followed up this thread but I use to be a committed member and got alot of help from here.
I just want to encourage you all and chip in my 2 cents of what I think made the difference for me. An advice I got from someone in this forum that changed my story I believe.
I am an IVF veteran I'll say after having gone via 7rounds of IVF(FET inclusive), what else can I call myself? Thank goodness the journey ended in praise.

I got my BFP from a FET transfer 4weeks ago so baby no 2 on the way. Had my daughter from a successful cycle in 2018.
NOW TO WHAT MADE THE DIFFERENCE IN MY LAST 2 SUCCESSFUL CYCLE
Sisters pls and pls make sure you do an endometrial scratch and take prednisone during ur cycle. I had tried every thing until someone from here told me not to attempt any cycle without an ENDOMETRIAL SCRATCH and PREDNISONE. I followed the advice and my last 2 cycles have been successful.

NB: My pelvic is messed up, I have stage 4 endometriosis, had a hydrosalpinx that led to the removal of one of my tubes. I have multiple fibroids and my ovaries have numerous endometromas etc.
Infact I thought I was never going to have a child but here am I looking forward to baby no 2. I've ever only transferred 1 embryo every time.

I wish u all success and pray God takes us all out of the waiting room
My testimony is just to encourage u all that it's not over until it's over.

henmaris:

I didn't do a myomectomy. My fibroids are too many for any form of surgery. A surgery for me will cause more harm than good. They are not big though, they usually only grow bigger in the early days if my pregnancy.
I did not cycle in Nigeria.