u/No_Spirit1354

Hi,

Have any of your doctors suspected something called hydrosalpinx being the cause of failed transfers/miscarriage? If so, how did they treat it? Any non-surgical methods? Or just lapro?? Also, if lapro, how soon after were you told you could do another transfer?? Lastly, I was told that it can sometimes be missed on an HSG and only found once doing surgery. Curious if anyone has had this happen to them?

Thank you to this wonderful community!

Hi!

Does anyone else experience a tingling feeling all over? Not quite like what it feels when you say your “foot fell asleep”, but more like to the touch. It feels like I have a mild sunburn and just heightened sensation when I touch my skin or when someone else touches it? I haven’t really had this symptom before and it’s quite new to me. I’m wondering if I’m having some weird flare.

Had two failed transfers with euploid embryos followed by a successful transfer that ended in a miscarriage at 8weeks. Prior to all of this, I got pregnant naturally/unassisted in 2022 and had a healthy normal pregnancy. Had a c section which led to an isthmocele which I had to have laparoscopy surgery to fix. All of my fertility issues started then. Found out have autoimmune disease that could have contributed to all of this that I’m treating. Left first clinic because they really really failed us. Starting completely over at a new clinic that specializes in immunology and its relationship to fertility. Will do a full immunological tx plan but also discussing what to do about suspected silent endo and adenomysis. Not once was this even considered at my previous clinic. I don’t think lapro is needed (or I sure hope not) but my new dr mentioned using low lose of lupron and maybe letrozole before the FET (after I make new embryos with an ER since my first clinic wasted so many beautiful embryos)… however he mentioned a short lupron suppression and no where near2-3 months that I see most people discussing. Has anyone had a short lupron suppression and been successful?