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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I had a similar situation, but was 36,37,38 when trying for #2. I have/had no detectable levels of AHM, but still was having regular periods. I think the fact that you had a baby two years ago is a very, very good sign. 
RE told me that if I hadn't already had a live birth, he would recommend DE or adoption. 
Ended up doing NCIVF which brings forward the "best" egg. 
Might be worth a shot. 
Don't beat yourself up about the past. It really does no good. [/quote]

OP here.  It's interesting, because the two REs I met with never mentioned anything about my previous successful pregnancy (that was just 2 years ago) having any positive impact on my current DOR situation.  My AMH is in the undetectable range.  My periods are normal and I use OPKs which show the egg symbol for 2-3 days.  But my eggs must all be bad.  How would NCIVF help with DOR if I haven't gotten pregnant on my own in almost a year?  I understand that it can get around fertilization issues, but I'm confused how it could help with DOR besides that. [/quote]

AMH is quantity, not quality. Another RE told me that women can go for years in the undetectable range.

NCIVF can help because they actually get the egg and do ICSI to fertilize it and use assisted hatching if needed. I needed both. I'd do a consult with Dr DiMattina at Dominion to see what he says before you give up.

I found the hardest part of the process to be finding someone to watch my toddler for monitoring. [/quote]

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