Anonymous
11/27/2020 17:50
Subject: ERA Change after successful pregnancy
I would do it again for peace of mind, unless you have plenty of embryos.
Anonymous
11/27/2020 14:07
Subject: Re:ERA Change after successful pregnancy
Did one 2 years after a successful pregnancy and it confirmed the same window.
Anonymous
11/27/2020 08:51
Subject: ERA Change after successful pregnancy
Anonymous wrote:I am about to start a round of IVF. This will be our first try after the a successful birth.
Previously, I did the ERA test and the results were we were transferring at the wrong time.
My question is, should I do it again before this next round to be sure the receptivity time hasn't change? Has anyone ever had the test done after a success? Results?
My Dr doesnt think I need to do it again, but she wasnt really an advocate for it the first time.
Your window of receptivity can change after a year or a birth so if you feel it was helpful, I would do it again. I did one for my first and plan to do it before I do any transfers for my second.
Anonymous
11/27/2020 08:42
Subject: ERA Change after successful pregnancy
I am about to start a round of IVF. This will be our first try after the a successful birth.
Previously, I did the ERA test and the results were we were transferring at the wrong time.
My question is, should I do it again before this next round to be sure the receptivity time hasn't change? Has anyone ever had the test done after a success? Results?
My Dr doesnt think I need to do it again, but she wasnt really an advocate for it the first time.
Previously, I did the ERA test and the results were we were transferring at the wrong time.
My question is, should I do it again before this next round to be sure the receptivity time hasn't change? Has anyone ever had the test done after a success? Results?
My Dr doesnt think I need to do it again, but she wasnt really an advocate for it the first time.