Saturday, December 21, 2002
questions for dr:
was it technically a pregnancy?
most likely explanation; problems with the embryo itself, or luteal phase issues?
how often does this happen on a fresh cycle?
does it make it more likely it will happen on FET?
did the missing pessary make a difference? did the herpes outbreak?
should I be on any support in an FET?
exercise and stress?
FET: at the natural time or do they control it?
are grade ones meant to have a better success rate than average? what does this mean for my chances with the lower grade embryos?
and the biggie: when should we start putting in two instead of one?
I kind of think that I'd like to do one more with one - the other grade one, if it thaws.
then we have six grade twos and two grade threes. that's probably three more cycles if we do those in pairs and two don't thaw.
worst case, that would mean Feb, Mar, Apr, May, then back onto IVF in June.
but surely we won't get that far?
I was SO hoping this would take and I could be safe in the knowledge of those nine frozen embryos. looks like we can't count on that at all.
was it technically a pregnancy?
most likely explanation; problems with the embryo itself, or luteal phase issues?
how often does this happen on a fresh cycle?
does it make it more likely it will happen on FET?
did the missing pessary make a difference? did the herpes outbreak?
should I be on any support in an FET?
exercise and stress?
FET: at the natural time or do they control it?
are grade ones meant to have a better success rate than average? what does this mean for my chances with the lower grade embryos?
and the biggie: when should we start putting in two instead of one?
I kind of think that I'd like to do one more with one - the other grade one, if it thaws.
then we have six grade twos and two grade threes. that's probably three more cycles if we do those in pairs and two don't thaw.
worst case, that would mean Feb, Mar, Apr, May, then back onto IVF in June.
but surely we won't get that far?
I was SO hoping this would take and I could be safe in the knowledge of those nine frozen embryos. looks like we can't count on that at all.
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