Should I call it quits... deflated.

[Anonymous]

You can try NCIVF but if you have empty follicles with stim, very likely you will in NCIVF. My first NCIVF round had an empty follicle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:FWIW, I had <.01 amh at early age 37. One natural child at 35 after years of trying. You just need one egg OP. Are you doing icsi and assisted hatching?

yes. are you currently cycling? where?

No,I’m not. My 1 egg is at t ball practice right now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can try NCIVF but if you have empty follicles with stim, very likely you will in NCIVF. My first NCIVF round had an empty follicle.

What are you doing now?

[Anonymous]

I totally get feeling. Demoralized but I would try again. What if?

[Anonymous]

Xo

[Anonymous]

I had this happen on my first IVF. Only one egg was retrieved. I did an estrogen priming protocol for my second IVF, which was successful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you need to stay local? Davis at Cornell is really good for dor. Ccrm is going to push for blast transfer. It may not work in your case. Gw worked for me for dor.

+1

My wife worked with Dr. Davis at Cornell (and Dr. Braverman also before he passed away). On an immune protocol, she froze her embryos on day 1 and our second child resulted from that. Obviously not tested.

I agree that you shouldn't give up - IVF is so much a numbers game and a matter of luck, IMO.

[Anonymous]

I'd say keep going for it if you have coverage and it's not going to financially drain your family. If it's too stressful, I'm sure you already know it in your gut you want to stop. Yes, only one egg is not a great IVF result, but it still could be the one that becomes your future child.

As for the people saying focus on your first child, I'm sure you already are. If anything, your failed cycles are only making you even more grateful of your child.

[Anonymous]

They say that stims are not good for DOR, and with NCIVF you ovulate your best egg each month. The process is very similar to an IUI, and it's much cheaper and probably less emotionally draining. I would try that before doing another stim cycle.

[Anonymous]

OP, any update? Did the egg fertilize?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, any update? Did the egg fertilize?

It did! I'm very grateful but still realistic about the odds. Clinic only does FETs so I have to hope this little thing gets to blast stage and that it's biopsy is normal. Still a lot of hurdles but I'm glad it fertilized.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you need to stay local? Davis at Cornell is really good for dor. Ccrm is going to push for blast transfer. It may not work in your case. Gw worked for me for dor.

need to stay local. i know CCRM is going to push blast but I'd rather transfer something knowing it has a higher chance than just transfer something on day 2.

why? it's not better for the embryo, it just gives you more information.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you need to stay local? Davis at Cornell is really good for dor. Ccrm is going to push for blast transfer. It may not work in your case. Gw worked for me for dor.

need to stay local. i know CCRM is going to push blast but I'd rather transfer something knowing it has a higher chance than just transfer something on day 2.

why? it's not better for the embryo, it just gives you more information.

i guess the thinking is if it's not going to make it to day 5 it wont make it in you

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you need to stay local? Davis at Cornell is really good for dor. Ccrm is going to push for blast transfer. It may not work in your case. Gw worked for me for dor.

need to stay local. i know CCRM is going to push blast but I'd rather transfer something knowing it has a higher chance than just transfer something on day 2.

why? it's not better for the embryo, it just gives you more information.

i guess the thinking is if it's not going to make it to day 5 it wont make it in you

but we don’t know that

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, any update? Did the egg fertilize?

It did! I'm very grateful but still realistic about the odds. Clinic only does FETs so I have to hope this little thing gets to blast stage and that it's biopsy is normal. Still a lot of hurdles but I'm glad it fertilized.

Congrats on it fertilizing!!!