Omojudy:

Just follow the doctors instructions. If you have weight, try to reduce it by eating healthy, relax your mind.

honey4088:
Hello house, I had my test today and I tested negative, I've been crying since...this is so frustrating.
Thanks @Lamay for your prayer
@Mummy4life I use Vine branch fertility centre in Ibadan (so many others are testing positive, so don't let my own discourage you).

I don't even know the next thing to do....

honey4088:
Hello house, I had my test today and I tested negative, I've been crying since...this is so frustrating.
Thanks @Lamay for your prayer
@Mummy4life I use Vine branch fertility centre in Ibadan (so many others are testing positive, so don't let my own discourage you).

I don't even know the next thing to do....

honey4088:
Hello house, I had my test today and I tested negative, I've been crying since...this is so frustrating.
Thanks @Lamay for your prayer
@Mummy4life I use Vine branch fertility centre in Ibadan (so many others are testing positive, so don't let my own discourage you).

I don't even know the next thing to do....

honey4088:
Hello house, I had my test today and I tested negative, I've been crying since...this is so frustrating.
Thanks @Lamay for your prayer
@Mummy4life I use Vine branch fertility centre in Ibadan (so many others are testing positive, so don't let my own discourage you).

I don't even know the next thing to do....

engrprinceka:
Good evening beautiful people,
Please I want to go for hysteroscopy, I stay in lagos, who knows how effective LUTH is and what's the cost of doing hysteroscopy with them?

engrprinceka:
Good evening beautiful people,
Please I want to go for hysteroscopy, I stay in lagos, who knows how effective LUTH is and what's the cost of doing hysteroscopy with them?

Spicywify:
Good morning house, please is there anyone who as used bridge clinic recently for iui in Lagos?
Or who knows any other good clinics that does iui in Lagos please?
Thanks for your responses.

GodMercy2015:

Some Mamas has had good reviews about St Ives ikoyi branch. You can look them up.

Lamay:


Don't bother going to LUTH. I know someone that was supposed to do hysteroscopy there early this year, when it was time they postponed it saying they lack something in the theater to use for the procedure. Till now they have not called her back. Check any private fertility clinic, it can't be more than 250k. I did for 200k in George's lekki for 2018.

Lamay:


Don't bother going to LUTH. I know someone that was supposed to do hysteroscopy there early this year, when it was time they postponed it saying they lack something in the theater to use for the procedure. Till now they have not called her back. Check any private fertility clinic, it can't be more than 250k. I did for 200k in George's lekki for 2018.

Spicywify:
Good morning house, please is there anyone who as used bridge clinic recently for iui in Lagos?
Or who knows any other good clinics that does iui in Lagos please?
Thanks for your responses.

Testimonytwins:
Good evening. Please who knows how much amh test cost?

Testimonytwins:
Good evening. Please who knows how much amh test cost?

honey4088:
Hello house, I had my test today and I tested negative, I've been crying since...this is so frustrating.
Thanks @Lamay for your prayer
@Mummy4life I use Vine branch fertility centre in Ibadan (so many others are testing positive, so don't let my own discourage you).

I don't even know the next thing to do....

knightingale:



I know there is no certainty with ivf but my overall experience there is not satisfying at all. They won't tell you anything, you won't even know the number of follicles they retrieved, the protocol you are on and so on. I got to know the number of matured embryos that we have when I was on the table waiting for transfer after I asked the doctor.

RipVanWink:


sorry for the bfn, it could be heart breaking, we went through that as well, in our first ivf.
i am not defending kingswill, nor affiliated with them in anyway, however am just laying out general advice for all

1. in this ttc matter, you need to research, research and research, so you can engage the medical people better, from a point of knowledge.in nigeria medical practise, the unspoken way of life is : need to know basis, if something isnt critical or your knowing doesnt have any effect on the outcome,and you dont ask...the docs will not tell you, only very few will.
am sure if you asked the doctor what protocol you are on, how many blasts, egg etc..during the course of the procedure..they would have told you. you didnt ask, and they assumed you didnt want to know/wouldn't understand even if they tell you ---yes some people are like that, they dont want to be bothered with all the medical info etc

our first ivf, my level of knowledge ended at only asking for the nos of eggs harvested, blasts to be transferred, protocol etc...i didnt know about grading of blasts, i didn't ask..and wasn't told...i didn't hold it against them. our next ivf, i was better prepared, and got copies of everything, asked for grades of the blasts, and understood what they meant, the doctor could see i had some knowledge and engaged me properly @ my level

my dw, on the other hand, didn't have much knowledge, her level of knowledge remained almost same except what i told her, so if i wasnt involved, the 2nd ivf may likely have remained same for her, and the doctors wouldn't have told her anything as well.i made a couple of suggestions to the doc, which he accepted and agreed to.

knightingale:


Thank you sir.... While I can't hold them responsible for the result we got, I can still hold them responsible for not telling us some important information we needed to know. If we had known the outcome of the embryos on time, we might have cancelled the cycle.

Anyway, we share our experience here so others can prepare better when planning theirs.

RipVanWink:


ewwww, thats a horrible place to cycle then.
now you have narated the whole story, the bulk of the blame lies with the hospital,
would advice people to quit cycling with them, until they turn a new leaf.

ivf is emotionally and financially draining enough, not to add the wahala of rubbish docs to the mix.
one can only wonder what trully happened, if they gave your blasts to another couple or the embroyotologist messed up and all the embies died..and they couldnt tell you guys

Bebeu:
Please who can help out with a short stay accomodation around gwarimpa, am due to start my second ivf circle with Grabbo in few days. Thanks.

engrprinceka:
Good evening beautiful people,
Please I want to go for hysteroscopy, I stay in lagos, who knows how effective LUTH is and what's the cost of doing hysteroscopy with them?

CravingChic:


I never wanted to drop any review on Kingswill before now. But if my opinion is sought, I will not advice anyone to go to Dr. Kingswill. I have never seen a fertility clinic with workers who have no patient empathy whatsoever, they are too nonchalant and lack coordination. Dr. Kingswill has a body language that has rubbed off on his staff as well. They are so carefree.

Dr. Kingswill gets irritated when he is asked questions, like you should just surrender your body to him without questions for experiments and pay for it as well. I don't understand why a doctor gets miffed when sensitive questions are asked or some sorta comfort is required by his patients in the form of an explanation. Even if he has recorded many success stories, it's not enough justification for the experience most of us passed through with him. Once again, I regret ever going to the hospital.