Yes same here. Agree on the protocol and lab technology! Previous round at KKH I went TCM for 3mths for medication and acupunctures but the blastocysts still very low quality. This time at Alpha I nv go TCM but still see positive outcome.Thank you! Absolutely agree it's the protocol and lab technology, cos this time I even took fewer supplements.
U still have frozen embryos? Or need to do fresh?
Do u still qualify for govt grant? If no maybe u can consider going to pte clinic.
Frozen, if I remember correctly, transfer is about S$2,400-2,500, that's the bulk of the whole cost. as for medication, you provision S$500 - 800.
I've not tried before, but your nick sounds familiar!
Wow nice!! Now u trying for no. 2? Which dr u going to for now?Yes!!! We cycled together many yrs back! My boy is 6 now
Yes yes! He’s really good. I still have frozen blasts with him. Will consider giving it another try after this one.
I see. U did it and u can do it again! All the best!
How many frozen embryos are u left with? When is ur current EDD?
I've not encountered b4 but I feel if the cycle is failing, cancel and restart next round is better.. that's just my thoughts.
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I agree...else waste time waste money waste opportunity.
Hello! It's a simple and straightforward procedure (I dont recall any eventful issues). Ya, I do agree that it can be very disappointing to cancel ET but if I remember correctly, polyps will affect implantation. so dont waste the embryos.
Hi, yes it was detected during my routine scan for my FET. I'm doing a stimulated FET, so I go in regularly for progress scans until ovulation and trigger.
Thanks for sharing! Yes, it makes sense not to squander the precious embryos!
Sorry I have more questions - do you remember how long the procedure took and was there any downtime after?
It was quite fast for me, around 10 min? Downtime wise i dont recall, though the nurse said there might be cramps and minimal bleeding. Sorry, i'm sharing based on memory; it happened many years ago.
Ya! good quality embryos are utmost important....cos it takes both your and your hubby's efforts and it's age-sensitive. as for the other factors like lining etc, can try to build up.
I think I left about 5. Edd is end feb. yup, its my first child and in my early 40s!
Mine was around 20-30 min, removed multiple polyps. Before procedure they gave me some medicine which caused terrible menses like cramps for 10-15 min. Procedure was at 1 pm and I was discharged around 5 or 6 pm, don't remember exactly. Afterwards, had mild cramps and spotting for 3-4 days.
Oh 5 is a nice number! All the best! Enjoy abit more b4 u pop!
It depends on where you wanna do your IVF - for KKH, there's always a Q.
Hi Lilyanna,
Ya, it's very common for IVF patients to experience spotting. I remember having on and off spotting for my 1st boy and I went to KKH O&G almost every week for the support jab until Week 12-13.
Hi Towkwayneo,
Hello MiniZ, i head to O&G whenever there was more spotting to the extent of heavier bleeding (Pink spots, i would wait and see ANXIOUSLY). Support jab is usually not required when the placenta is formed and the bleeding/spotting stops (sorry, this is really based on memory) but if you insist, the doc will still administer for you (I did check with him on this).
Hi Towkayneo,
Feel free to talk. Been there, done that
Hi, how are you feeling now? Is the flow covering the panty liner? Better go to O&G and check. Maybe they will give you a jab and duphaston tablet to stop the bleeding.
it could be too early to determine that it's a failed cycle. To think it positively, it could be implantation!
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How long did yours take to go away? My doc also said unheard of but it’s quite a bad rash on both my legs. The GP gave steroid cream only ):
