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[quote=Anonymous]It is possible that there is scarring from your C-section that is causing some issues. Could you push for a hysteroscopy to take a look more closely? I would certainly combine the results from that with the results of the fragmentation test before deciding what to do.

Where in Europe are you moving? I did IVF in Germany while we were stationed there on military orders. We ultimately had success, but European countries with strict rules about PGS testing and surrogacy are also ones where the clinics often tend to have a sharp age cut off for clients. My clinic accepted me at age 36, I got pregnant and delivered at age 38. They do not take clients over 39 as rule of thumb so I was on the cusp even staring at “mid 30s.” I’m sure you will, but I would urge you to research as much as possible about the country where you are going to which can help inform whether you try to do another cycle or use a surrogate stateside before you go, or if there are clinics in the region you were going to who will take you on as a client over 40. I’m wishing you so much luck![/quote]

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