RE Recommendations for Repeated Miscarriage

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am picking your brain, all. Went through IF with a friend--I eventually found a protocol that worked and am on the other side. Meanwhile my friend has had 4 miscarriages and 9 transfers. She did immune treatments and a tried a surrogate (surrogate has a mc at the same time as all the other mc my friend has had). It could be genetic but I doubt it is placental or uterine at this point given that the surrogate also had a mc (two transfers). Can anyone recommend an RE who is just a stellar person with really tough cases, particularly repeated miscarriage? Also, anyone have an idea of what might be at play here? She makes a lot of embies and a lot of PGS normal ones as well! (Yes, they are tested!)

For context, we had 5 miscarriages ourself - 3 of the testing came out normal. Then we went with IVF and transferred a PGS tested embryo to a surrogate - but at 9W the heart beat stopped after perfect growth till 8.5 weeks. We are at a loss - Doctor believes could be some gene mutation - but not sure. What worked for your friend???? Can you get me in touch with your friend? Thanks a lot. really appreciate

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am picking your brain, all. Went through IF with a friend--I eventually found a protocol that worked and am on the other side. Meanwhile my friend has had 4 miscarriages and 9 transfers. She did immune treatments and a tried a surrogate (surrogate has a mc at the same time as all the other mc my friend has had). It could be genetic but I doubt it is placental or uterine at this point given that the surrogate also had a mc (two transfers). Can anyone recommend an RE who is just a stellar person with really tough cases, particularly repeated miscarriage? Also, anyone have an idea of what might be at play here? She makes a lot of embies and a lot of PGS normal ones as well! (Yes, they are tested!)

For context, we had 5 miscarriages ourself - 3 of the testing came out normal. Then we went with IVF and transferred a PGS tested embryo to a surrogate - but at 9W the heart beat stopped after perfect growth till 8.5 weeks. We are at a loss - Doctor believes could be some gene mutation - but not sure. What worked for your friend???? Can you get me in touch with your friend? Thanks a lot. really appreciate

Surrogates in the US tend to be older. The older you get the more likely these issues crop up, even with a history of live births. I have 2 kids and at 36 could not carry to term again. That can happen to anyone. It isn't bad luck, either. I certainly wouldn't use that surrogate again.

[Anonymous]

Hey but our surrogate is only 24 and in perfect health 😔 also are you the one who wrote the original post ? My story is very similar to that post’s friend. Plz help

[Anonymous]

balanced translocation or microdeletion

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:balanced translocation or microdeletion

Hi, are you the origianl post owner?

[Anonymous]

Can the original post owner plz reply to my
"For context, we had 5 miscarriages ourself - 3 of the testing came out normal. Then we went with IVF and transferred a PGS tested embryo to a surrogate - but at 9W the heart beat stopped after perfect growth till 8.5 weeks. We are at a loss - Doctor believes could be some gene mutation - but not sure. What worked for your friend???? Can you get me in touch with your friend? Thanks a lot. really appreciate"

thanks a lotttttt

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can the original post owner plz reply to my
"For context, we had 5 miscarriages ourself - 3 of the testing came out normal. Then we went with IVF and transferred a PGS tested embryo to a surrogate - but at 9W the heart beat stopped after perfect growth till 8.5 weeks. We are at a loss - Doctor believes could be some gene mutation - but not sure. What worked for your friend???? Can you get me in touch with your friend? Thanks a lot. really appreciate"

thanks a lotttttt

The OP originally posted 8 years ago.

[Anonymous]

I know. Trying my luck if there is a way to connect with them. Thanks a lot