Hi!
I wish I knew the answer! The biggest predictor of IVF success is
embryoCea quality, and the biggest predictor of
embryoCea quality is egg quality--so with good eggs and good
embryosCea just about anyone can succeed! Some things to consider
discussingDiscussing death with children with your RE: accupuncture has been shown to benefit IVF; bedrest; avoiding
caffeineCaffeine
Caffeine anhydrous
Caffeine citrate
Caffeine-acetaminophen
Caffeine-ergotamine; heparin; low dose aspirin; in your case, have you been treated with antibiotics?; proper diet; proper Body Mass index; and vitamins. Age is a factor, but the only thing you can do about that one is donor eggs. Since I don't know your age, I wouldn't necessarily recommend that. If any of the above (for example do you need to gain or lose weight?)
needs changing or improving, you may wish to wait and optimize that. If all of the above is already perfect, what have you got to lose? You definitely won't conceive if you don't transfer!
Good luck--prayer can't hurt!
Dr B
I had IVF in 2006, my tubes were all healthy and I had 4 good quality eggs and my partner at the time had a very high sperm count, the cycle failed for me and I decided not to go through that again and my long term broke up a month after, my body changed for the better after my IVF and my monthly’s were back to 29 days, 6 months after I fell pregnant for the first time and I didn’t realise till I was 7 weeks, sadly I miscarried at 5 months and then again at 12 weeks, finally had my son 12 weeks ago and 9 yrs of trying, mother nature works in funny ways, always light at the end of the tunnel.
:)