Monday, 25 May 2015

IVF #4 - Might Be Another Freeze All

Today's ultrasound showed some lovely follicles. We're looking at 7 measurable ones for retrieval late this week, which is what we were aiming for - a nice happy medium over 3 and less than 13!

I'm to take the stim drugs again in the morning, trigger tomorrow night & have egg collection Thursday morning.

I was really pleased... until they told me that, once again, my worst fears are coming true: my progesterone levels taken last week were already 4.1, so there is a very likely chance that this cycle is going to be another freeze all.

I just don't understand why this keeps happening?

We're now waiting on a phone call later this afternoon to confirm what the progesterone has done during this morning's blood test - but once again, I am totally devastated. I was so looking forward to a fresh transfer, and I was feeling a lot more positive about starting again and having a real shot at this.
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6 comments:

  1. Unknown25 May 2015 at 12:37

    Please don't give up hope. I got pregnant with my daughter during our 3rd fresh IVF attempt (after several losses). When we tried for #2 we had two devastating losses and then a very disappointing (or so I thought) fresh IVF cycle resulting in only one to transfer and none to freeze. That cycle resulted in our amazing now 1 year old little boy. It doesn't take the perfect cycle for you to end up pregnant. Hang in there. Hoping this cycle is the one for you.

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  2. Mrs. Higrens25 May 2015 at 12:47

    Dear Aly's body,
    Slow your roll on the progesterone production, m'kay!
    Squishes & Smooches!!!

    Seriously though, I'll be keeping my fingers crossed and sending vibes for good news to come your way. You are way overdue.

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  3. Non Sequitur Chica25 May 2015 at 13:15

    If you do have to have a frozen transfer it isn't the end of the world. The success rate is the same as fresh and your dr can make sure that your uterus/lining/etc looks perfect for the transfer. Still, I hope your dr figures out what is going on with your hormone levels!

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  4. Chon25 May 2015 at 14:07

    I'm sorry it's not going to plan. It really throws your stress levels and ability to measure stress. Hugs my sweet.

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  5. Rachel26 May 2015 at 04:18

    Hi from ICLW - most of the babies I know conceived via IVF were from a frozen transfer so hang in there! It's so hard having our plans thwarted - but I'll cross everything I've got for success for you!

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  6. Just Myself26 May 2015 at 13:06

    How utterly FRUSTRATING!!! I never got to the point of IVF (Clomid worked for me) but I know it's gotta be hair pulling frustration at this point. I hope the initial test was wrong... Annissa ~ ICLW #5

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