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Re: IN VITRO FERTILIZATION AT 45?From: LORNA (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 26 Sep 1997 22:33:20 -0500 (CDT)
At Sat, 20 Sep 1997, Kelly wrote: > >At Sat, 20 Sep 1997, LORNA wrote: >> >>IS THERE SOMEONE IN THE BAY AREA (SAN FRANCISCO), THAT WOULD >>LOOK AT THE POSSIBILITY OF PROFORMING IN VITRO FERTILIZATION >>WITH MY OVUM EVEN THOUGH I AM 45? MY HUSBAND IS HIV+ AND I >>AM HIV-. >>EVERYTHING I HAVE READ ABOUT HIV TRANSMISSION IS MOTHER TO >>CHILD SO IF MY HUSBAND'S SPEARM IS USED THE BABY SHOULD NOT >>BECOME INFECTED. SINCE WITH IN VITRO FERTILIZATION >>AN EMBRYO IS IMPLANTED IN THE UTERUS THAT SHOULD ALSO >>REDUSE MY CHANCES OF BEING INFECTED. >>WE WOULD REALLY LOVE TO HAVE CHILDREN. DO YOU THINK THIS IS >>POSSIBLE? >> >>THANK YOU, >>LORNA TENNANT > >Even with IVF, if your husband's sperm are used you could beomce HIV >positive. You should look into donor sperm. There are lots of programs >in the SF area -- just look in the Chronicle and you'll see several. > >-- >Kelly Shanahan, MD, FACOG >S. Lake Tahoe, CA > >note: Opinions here are for educational purposes only. This information is not intended to supplant the need for you to consult with your own physician. It cannot take the place of a face to face consultation and examination. >
-- Thank you Kelly for your quick response. Since this was my first time at this site I didn't put in some other facts. We tried insemination when we first found out that my husband was HIV+ and I quit trying at 40 thinking I was too old. I was also on clomid and estrogen. Since I am with Kaiser they don't do anything beyond insemanation plus they don't do alot for infertility. Will a fertility clinic let me use my own ovum at 45? Doesn't in vitro cut my chances of becoming infected? Lorna
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