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Re: failed conceptionFrom: Ger. (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed, 22 Mar 2000 22:06:03 -0600 (CST)
At Tue, 21 Mar 2000, sandy wrote: > >I am 38 and have had 2 miscarriages in the last three years. Trisomie >16 was the cause for the last. Had full infertility workup and >everything came back normal. Tried clomid for 2 months. First month I >thought it worked. Breast tenderness, tired, the same symptoms I felt >with other pregnancies. Period came cd32 and I am normally 26-27. The >same thing happened 2 months later.I am afraid to test because I'm not >sure I really want to know. Husband is sure I have bad eggs and really >doesn't want to consider IVF because he is sure it will fail. Has >anybody else been in hte same boat? Sandy, I am a 36 year old mother of 2 IVF babies. The technology in this field is always changing but when I went through this process they told me that if the outer shell of a fertilized embryo is too thick, it can have a difficult time attaching to the uterus wall. At that time, they could offer embryo 'hatching', a process whereby they help thin the wall of the embryo thereby giving it a better chance of attaching to the uterus wall. Who knows what else they can do!!! Word of caution though, IVF is a very stressful process. If both of you are not in it together it could make a rough situation worse. Good luck.
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