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Hello! Basically take lots of eggs during your stimms. After egg retrieval is done, can take non-carbonated isotonic drink to prevent OHSS. Fresh transfer is done 3-5 days after your egg retrieval. Frozen transfer is done is subsequent cycles. There are some docs that only do frozen transfer...

Yep. Havent include transfer cost. (and the embryo freezing cost). Thank you! :)

Hello, yes! I completed one egg retrieval cycle. currently in the middle of preparing of my frozen transfer. I think it really depends on your medications and the dosage which can affect the price. For me, I was on Gonal F and orgalutran.

Hello. I'm currently with Ronald Chieng. You have to pay his clinic for the medications/consultations/ultrasound/blood tests. For the actual Embryo Retrieval done at Virtus, you pay Virtus direct. For me, Clinic Bill - About 7k Virtus Bill - About 9.8k I did stimm for about 8-9 days. He has a...

My stomach feels queasy all the time. No appetite but have to eat if not I will feel nauseous. How about you? Don't worry so much! Happy mummy = happy baby! Yeah, most people I know seem to do Oscars too but I feel like I want a more accurate test. Haha. My next visit is like Week 12, even...

OMG. We have the exact same EDD! =D I haven't decide on what test to take... probably Panorama cos more accurate?

Hi, I went through IVF at the age of 30. Only issue is younger age means we are at a higher risk for OHSS. Just remember to drink more non-carbonated isotonic drinks like H2O to reduce the bloatness and take plenty of eggs or proteins!

Hmm, I'm only taking duphaston three times a day. I took TCM before starting IVF and still continuing now...

Hello, doc just told me to continue with duphaston and folic acid.

Hello, Ultimately once you start IVF, you will be a private patient. However, going through the polyclinic/subsidised route allows you to get discount on some of the investigations like HSG etc. I went through the subsidised route and my doctor remains the same throughout my treatment...

Hello, I just passed my beta test yesterday! super excited and not sure what should we be doing on from here. haha.

Hello, not to worry! sometimes zero symptoms can lead to BFP too! Just relax and rest more!

Hmm, that I'm not sure as I only STIM for less than 2 weeks. For me the biggest chunk is the actual egg retrieval, ICSI process, if i remember correctly. but you might be right!

hihi, SGH don't need to pay upfront as well. Don't have to pay for the blood tests, scans, retrieval, basically any procedures done at CARE. Bill comes later, after incorporating all the govt co-funding and deducting from medisave. The only thing you pay upfront is the injections/medicine at...

Anyone did FET at SGH Care? The doctor advised me to do regulated cycle, which means more injections. I found it really weird cos I thought the injections days are over already.... I tried to change to natural FET but the nurse told me something about transferring day5 embryo can't do natural?

Anyone did FET at SGH Care? The doctor advised me to do regulated cycle, which means more injections. I found it really weird cos I thought the injections days are over already.... I tried to change to natural FET but the nurse told me something about transferring day5 embryo can't do natural?

well it just takes one. good luck to you!

Hmm, I think Day 5 transfer have higher success rate cos the embryo already reached blastocyst stage. However, waiting till day 5 might mean that some of your embryos might not make it to blastocyst stage in the lab. So, it's really up to you, whether you want to risk losing the egg...

you are doing iui? ovulation, by right, should come every month unless there's some issues...

wow. so exciting! good luck to you!