Thank you all for commenting. This is our first frozen cycle so it is so different. Less shots. My wife is taking Lupron and combining that with vival patches and estradiol vaginal suppository.
I really want this to work. If it does not I will be devasted...
I haven't gone the IVF route yet...but just wanted to share that I've heard frozen cycles are just as successful as fresh ones. Some even say they're better, because there are less medications used. Best of luck!!!
congrats nursie pie
BJM
yes I have here is my list
first frozen - only two in - stupid of docs - no preg
next frozen - three in - miscarried
next - three in - bbay girl
next - three in - no preg (not as good of doc mine was away)
next - two in - twin boys
next - two in - one looked bad - miscarriage
next - 3 three in - 29 weeks preg with B/G twins
so it can and does work
good luck
Thank you for the response. We are trying to stay positive.
I used to think that fresh transfers worked better, but that turned out to be the exact opposite for me.
I started out with 21 embryos. 3 were to be transferred and the remaining 17 were frozen.
My first IVF in 2005 of 3 fresh embryos: NOTHING happened. No positive test, no hcg numbers, nothing.
My 2nd IVF in 2006 of 4 frozen embryos: 1 baby boy!!!
My 3rd IVF in 2008 of 3 frozen embryos: 2 faint positive home tests and a low hCG positive. It ended in a biochemical pregnancy/miscarriage
my 4th IVF: PREGNANT !!! My 1st beta blood results today: 380. That's a strong strong number. My doctor called and said I was definitely pregnant.
So, out of all my IVF's only the frozen ones worked, so have faith and don't believe that **** about fresh transfers being better than frozen. That is not the case with everybody.