[sas jane v]

Hi Peter -please ignore this if seen already can I ask you if you think this procedure could lead to thinner womb lining? now done 5 mths ago(fibroid is 7cm and in muscle wall not womb) and my periods now much lighter 50%+. Im now being scanned in preparation for next month Fet(only have 4 embryos all are aged 40!)
and am bit concerned as womb lining seems a little thin -awaiting scan 3 days time to measure this -my consultant Dr lockwood MFS may consider Viagra to help if problem-any ideas?
it has been suggested that we transfer 3 embroys -if they survive and have also been told we can refreeze them if 4th ok too -is this common practice -i realise time is running out with my own eggs(am now 42 and am on top of list for donor eggs next time if this fails)
any thoughts welcome
best wishes
Sas jane v

 

[peter]

Hi Peter -please ignore this if seen already can I ask you if you think this procedure could lead to thinner womb lining?

Possibly but certainly not always

now done 5 mths ago(fibroid is 7cm and in muscle wall not womb) and my periods now much lighter 50%+.

That's good

Im now being scanned in preparation for next month Fet(only have 4 embryos all are aged 40!)
and am bit concerned as womb lining seems a little thin -awaiting scan 3 days time to measure this -my consultant Dr lockwood MFS may consider Viagra to help if problem-any ideas?

This may help as it increases blood flow to the uterus. A doppler ultrasound can be used to assess the blood flow.

it has been suggested that we transfer 3 embroys -if they survive and have also been told we can refreeze them if 4th

Thaw 3 first and then make a decision on the 4th based on the qaulity of the three.

ok too -is this common practice

Embryos can be re-frozen but it is a good idea to avoid it if at all possible.

Good luck!!

Peter

-i realise time is running out with my own eggs(am now 42 and am on top of list for donor eggs next time if this fails)
any thoughts welcome
best wishes
Sas jane v