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[quote=Anonymous]I'd push for ERA as well.  I've had 4 failed IUIs, 1 Fresh IVF BFN, 2 PGS failed FET transfers and 1 untested embryo FET m/c, all with SG.  After all of this madness I made my doctor come up with something different than the &quot;let's just try again&quot; approach.  She recommended ERA and I also went to Abbassi for a second opinion who suggested looking into thrombophilia panel and anti-thyroid antibodies testing. Turns out I have MTHFR a1298c (homozygous) so I need extra FOLATE and B vitamins. Also, had high TPO antibodies and TSH was at 2.14, so been on thyroid for about 4 months. Followup testing for these found that my homocysteine is at 7 (&lt;15 is good) and my TPO is still highish, but at least my TSH went down to 1.39. I'm happy with this.

We have 1 PGS normal and 1 untested embryo left. I don't want to waste them. I just spend the last 6+ months in ERA biopsy world as well, where we finally got Receptive after 6 days of progesterone (first at 5 days was pre-receptive. then we did another ERA to confirm the results that 6 was what we need, and so that came up as RECEPTIVE). So now we are in prep for our final FET where we will transfer both of the remaining embryos. We have our fingers TIGHTLY crossed that this will be the answer, but then of course implantation is such a black box, no on really knows. At the very least I can say I tried everything and tested everything to say I gave these last embryos the best chance they deserve.

Good luck to you OP![/quote]

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