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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm surprised that Cornell hasn't made changes to your protocol. Who are you working with?

My DW worked with Dr. Davis at Cornell. She got pregnant twice with day 3 fresh transfer with co-culture, but miscarried both.

She then went on to bring in Dr. Braverman for immune issues and had success at Cornell with an FET with a 2pn embryo (transferred two, one stuck).

Why isn't Cornell doing a fresh day 3 transfer for you?[/quote]

Can you please tell me about immune issues?[/quote]

Exploring immune issues can certainly be a rabbit hole, but when you're at the end of your rope and wanting to make sure you've exhausted all options, this is the route to take. We knew that we wouldn't be satisfied moving on until we tried the "kitchen sink approach" (enter Dr. Braverman summer 2016). My wife had issues with MTHFR and also some clotting issues that required lovenox. Their practice often recommends a lap for silent endo - she did that too. They did find some endo on her ovaries and a few other places. She also took metformin and neupogen, both of which are supposed to help with egg quality.

My opinion is that if every woman who had even a little trouble getting pregnant ran an immune panel, something would come back as being "wrong" for pretty much everyone. The question that remains unanswered for us is how much should we attribute her success to immune drugs vs. working at an amazing facility (Cornell) vs. just pure luck and it was our time. [/quote]

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