Hi CreateJoy and Haze1ine,
I ate 7 egg whites and drank 2 glasses of Ensure yesterday as was bloated. For SO-IUI, eat 1-2 egg whites enough lah. Hmm, why I so "gan jiong" about my bloatedness is becos my gynae scared me leh, she says if I developed OHSS during the ER procedure, the lab will freeze the eggs and won't proceed to ET. I told my hb i won't be able to take the bad news so I will do anything possb to prevent OHSS.
Regarding the no of embryos to put back, if my eggs quality are ok, definitely 3 embryos. The more embryos, the higher the chances. I told my HB what are the chances of us striking triple when we are so unlucky in our baby-making project so far? But the insurance premium is absolutely crazy - 2 embryos at $100+ and 3 embryos at $700+! And the insurance is a 1-time payment for that 1 particular ET procedure only.
Hi Joyy,
Don't panic lah. I got to know about my IVF gynae thru my ex-gynae (he does SO-IUI but not IVF) who refers me. Some of the IVF specialists whom I come across during my own search for a IVF specialist are as follow:
1. Dr Christine Yap (my gynae) - Mt E
2. Dr Ann Hui - Mt E (she has her own website)
3. Prof Christopher Chen - Gleneagles
4. Dr Fong Yang - Paragon
5. Dr Paul Tseng - TMC or
Care@Paragon
Hope this information is useful to you. If you want the clinic name or read more feedback of each gynae, perhaps can goggle their names for the relevant websites.
It is best to go for a prelim consultation with the gynae u are keen on to have a feel whether u like the "style" of the gynae, hmm, something like gut feel?
I visited Dr Fong Yang and Dr Christine Yap before deciding on Dr Yap, so like what Haze1ine advise Clarice, you have to trust and feel comfortable and believe in the gynae you chosen. It is abit expensive as 1st time consultation for private clinic is around $100+ but I don't want a situation where I keep second-guessing my gynae's decision (which is what happened to my 1st gynae).