My anniversary is coming up and we’re looking for an upscale restaurant in the area. We’re willing to drive 25 minutes in any direction from Mount Prospect. We’ve hit a wall trying to find a local place so any tips are greatly appreciated!
I’m currently suppressing with 200 mg of Orilissa 2x a day. I had had excision surgery for confirmed stage 4 Die endo. I asked my doctor about adding letrozole and he said the Orilissa is enough but he’s fine with adding it if I’d like. For those of you who used both before a medicated FET, what was your exchange experience? Why did you do that protocol, what are the benefits/pros?
I’m located in Illinois and looking for recommendations for IVF doctors/clinics that specialize in working with women with autoimmune diseases. I’m gathering the info for my sister who has pcos and psoriatic arthritis. Thanks!
I love this group so much. I found the Ivf protocol that ended up working bring this group, after two failed rounds. My doctor didn’t even think about mini stim until I brought it up and now I’ve got 11 (day 3) frozen embryos. My doctor didn’t offer Orilissa or give it as an option, I learned of it in this group. I just paid $5 for a 3 month supply through my insurance, compared to several thousand with DL. Depot Lupron also terrified me because of the horror stories.
I can now use any and all advice for what I should do while preparing for this transfer. I need to do 2 months of Orilissa, I’m on day 3. I plan to continue my regular supplements, collagen powder, red light therapy every other day, and acupuncture once per week. I’m taking pre and probiotics. Supps: Vitamin D, prenatal, iron, coq10, fish oil, and melatonin.
I eat pretty healthy so I don’t need to change much with that, I’m just eating fried food a bit less but not entirely.
Any advice? What other supplements worked for you? Any other health therapies like wellness clinic offerings? I’ve read about people doing “kitchen sink” fet protocols. What does that mean?
Thank you 🙏🏼