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Post by suman85 on Oct 18, 2017 6:43:51 GMT
Hi
I was the case of delayed periods(45 days cycle) since teenage.
After ttc for 2 years I got Laproscopic ovarian drilling, fallopian tube blockage(left tube was blocked) removal done.
Then undergone many cycles of fertility medicines and 2 IUIs last year, nothing helped.
Latest discovery by my new gynae was PCOD. Started with metformin, siphene and injections...again the same round and nothing helped. Then had to stop it after 1 month due to some stomach infection after that.
Not taking any medicine anymore these days.
Now finally ppl are suggesting me to try IVF. I am 30 years old. Should I try IVF or should I wait for some more time? Is IVF safe for body? Does it has some side effects?
Are the chances good for 30 years old?
Not sure I am confused..Please suggest if anyone had similar kind of case.
Thanks
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Post by mehwishhony on Oct 29, 2017 13:45:51 GMT
Hello dear. I feel exceptionally agitated for your uterus expulsion. You are not the only one in this. I am also facing such problems in my life due to my heart disease. As you have informed that your age is 46 and I know you feel exceptionally strained to have a child at this age. I figure you can even now have an infant. I am here to help you deal. You can go for the surrogacy procedure as quickly as time permits. There is a considerable measure of facilities now that offer surrogacy. You simply need to settle on a choice about it. Converse with a specialist and your family so it is simple for you to settle on the choice. My all the best and expectations are with you. Stay blessed.
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Post by jonyhony on Oct 29, 2017 13:51:27 GMT
Well, it is really a great option for you. I would suggest you not wasting time and going for it. I myself had IVF when I was in late 30's, I went Ukraine for it and it worked for us, you don't have to worry about it. You just have to give it a try and there is 40% success rate for ladies under 35 year of age. I think you should really go for it.
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Post by hannah on Jan 5, 2019 21:48:55 GMT
If you have been trying for more than 2 years then I think you should really look into IVF. For the process make sure to visit the right doctor. These things matter a lot! If the clinic is doing well then that would mean that the chances of your processes success will be high as well. Good luck to you. I hope things go smoothly. If you need any more help do let me know. I can suggest the clinic that I am visiting because so far things with them are going really well.
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Post by emiliajoe on Apr 17, 2019 17:16:13 GMT
Hey. I'm glad you came here with your question. It is a safe process. I think it would be a good idea for you to give this a shot. But you need an expert's advice here too. You should really talk to a doctor about this and see if it is suitable for you. I can help you out with good fertility clinic recommendations. They can guide you in this too. Good luck.
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Post by monikaa on Aug 6, 2019 22:37:37 GMT
I think you should go for IVF. It is because IVF has a higher chance of working as compared to IUI. However, for the process make sure that the clinic you visit is operating at a high success rate. For IVF it is really important that the doctors know what they are doing. I am saying this from my own experience. Things are going well for me because of the clinic. Good luck to you. Sending baby dust your way.
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