Praga Medica - what to do?

[AmberJ]

Hi Ladies,

I'm going to Praga Medica next week for a consultation, but I've just found out my DHEA is totally in it's boots, I also have hashimoto, hypothyroidism and problems with my uterine lining.

I'm 44, so not going to use OE, but I am concerned that Praga Medica doesn't take extra conditions/problems into account...I enquired about endometrial biopsy and was told, "I'm not sure why you would need that, it's not usual practice to do this at Gest clinic". Can any of you advise if you have received treatment at P.M. and had any existing conditions taken into account? I'm beginning to wonder if it's just good for straight forward ivf  but not much else.

Also, if anyone received treatment at a different clinic in the CR with conditions like mine and are pleased with their care, please let me know!

Thanks for your help,
Amber

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[Stacey10]

i went to zlin, they will have no problems treating you and are a forward thinking clinic.

[AmberJ]

Thank you Stacey. I gather you rate them highly?!

[Stacey10]

Yes, they’re an awesome clinic, I started the thread nearly 7 years ago and if the ladies that have posted on it only a handful haven’t managed to get pregnant. I know it’s only a snap shot but in the last 3 months on another forum, I sent 3 ladies there and they all got pregnant, 2 with twins and one with a single baby. I myself got pregnant both times I went.

[AmberJ]

WOW! That sounds fantastic. It looks very difficult to get there tho'. Thank you for the information. I will look into it more.

[Stacey10]

It actually isn’t hard, you can fly into Prague and take the train or student agency bus or fly into vienna and do the same thing, there used to sometimes be a flight into Brno also, not sure if that still happens, zlin have set epu and transfer days so you can precook flights so you can get them at a decent price also. I travelled from Australia and found it very easy to get to 🙂