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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The thing with hyper-receptivity is that the theory is that your uterus doesn't correctly distinguish between normal and abnormal embryos. Your body miscarries normal embryos after they've developed long enough to see a heartbeat. That sounds like your body is rejecting viable embryos, not like your body is holding onto embryos it shouldn't. I've seen tons of awful quality PGT normal embryos have success during IVF, and it feels like a stretch to think you have some unidentified sub-chromosomal issue that genetic testing doesn't catch but is bad enough to cause 5 miscarriages in a row. It just feels unlikely. I had 4 miscarriages in a row, likely due to embryo quality issues, but I also could never make blasts during IVF and always had low HCG and losses before we could detect a heartbeat. That's different from your situation which is why I think it's more of a "soil" issue than "seed" issue. I think you're right to seek a second opinion and get the full RI workup. FWIW, my RE at GW did the full RI panel that Abassi does as part of their regular RPL panel. Treatment would have been different with Abassi, but she didn't find anything so it was a non-issue. [/quote]

OP here again- I am very interested to hear that they did the same testing at GW as with Abassi. I'm currently at GW and we've done an NK test, but I thought Abassi would run a number of additional tests. What RI tests did you get? I also think that my RE at GW is more conservative in terms of a "normal" result. I think she was happy with NK as high at 30... [/quote]

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