My Frozen Embryo Transfer Protocol | Medicated cycle |
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 เม.ย. 2024
- After my second frozen embryo transfer, I vlogged regularly to keep records of my day to day symptoms. Unfortunately my first transfer had ended in a chemical pregnancy, and I went into my second FET hopeful that this time it would work... In this video, I share my IVF medications to prepare for another medicated transfer cycle.
About me ❤
My name is Hellynn and live in the US, but I've traveled to Korea (where I'm from) to undergo multiple rounds of IVF. Being 40+ and trying to bring children into the world is hard, but I also have a condition called diminished ovarian reserve, so I've done back-to-back IVF egg retrievals and now have moved onto transfers after banking some embryos.
Navigating this world of infertility is definitely a challenge - a million new acronyms, hormones and protocols to learn - it's a lot. So I thought I'd just talk about everything I've been learning for the women out there who have had similar struggles. I'm also happy to share info with anyone who is interested in traveling to Korea for IVF, since it's much more cost efficient + high success rates here.
I am treating this channel as my diary, talking about the ups and downs of my journey to motherhood so that one day, hopefully, my babies will see how they were created... with fierce, enduring strength and love.
I hope you find my videos helpful - thanks for stopping by.
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I did a Hysteroscopy to clean up uterus AND an ERA test cycle before transfer to confirm receptivity…still had chemical pregnancies. It honestly has everything to do with egg quality, which directly impacts embryo quality, so if you have advanced maternal age and are dealing with untested embryos that could have genetic abnormalities due to advanced age, it’s going to be an uphill battle for sure (4yrs for us). So many variables get stacked against you with a DOR/POI diagnosis and perimenopause. But you got this, you are doing everything you can, all the right things…you are so not alone in any of this….sending you buckets of baby dust!
Thank you so much for your support♥️🙏
Hi, if continuesly you had failed IVF and please go and check your uterus because if uterus will be fine then only it will happen otherwise so much pain, money, time, injections, medicine, hope all going waste better do hysteroscopy test to check all well inside uterus or not than go for embryo or blastocyst trasfer
Thank you for the advice. I had my uterus checked before, but will talk to doctor again. Thanks!
So they offer the glue like solution where you are ? I was asked by my doctor if I want to have that on my next round of transfer xx
Oh, I’ve heard of this, but my doctor doctor hasn’t mentioned it. Do you know what it’s called?
@@hellynn_j in the UK it’s called EmbryoGlue , I’m considering having it done with my last egg to give it a bit more of a chance.
No no , i am talking about hysteroscopy test, uterus scan will not work why i am saying this because this test tell us is there any curtain, or blood cloth or choclate liquid, or if any patient in past gone through miscarriage then there is a possibility of bones of baby too there are many things which give possibility of embryo, morula or blastocyst why everytime fail to implant, there is always a reason for evetything we go through, its an expensive test even in California, korea but its imp infact i will also go for it in few days