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Is there any research in the success of IVF or IUI following removal of over severe Endometriosis? I also have a low AMH level of 15.9 and am concerned and confused about the way to move forward. We've not yet had the opportunity to try for children due to my health problems but I am only 32 so any advice would be useful.
Read answerHi! I am hoping to begin fertility treatment and was wondering if it's possible with my condition of Hypogonadism, and what can I do to maximise my chances?
Read answerI suffer from vaginasmus and desperately want to start a family. Is there any possible treatment where I can be knocked out to allow the IUI process to work?
Read answerHello, I am 34 and my husband is 36 with diabetes. He uses insulin. His diabetes is not in control and sometimes is as low as 30. I have been trying to conceive for two years now. Had IVF in October 2013 but THT also failed. I am extremely worried. Please help. What should I do?
Read answerI have PCOS and my husband and I are both Sickle cell carriers.
We are planning on having a baby soon and are keen to explore what available treatment is best for us, to ensure we get pregnant and importantly have a healthy child without sickle cell.
Please advise on the availability of treatments, and duration.
Is it possible to fall pregnant if H.S.G. Xray is showing "no left tube identified" due to previous ectopic pregnancy and also showing "terminal large hydrosalpinx" on the right tube? Thanks
Read answerMy husband has been diagnosed with panhypopituitarism and has low LH and FSH. We desperately would like a baby and wondered if there was any treatment for it. Would there be any treatments we could go for and what would be the best option please?
Read answerI've recently been in for a Laparoscopy after two failed attempts of IVF. During my second cycle of IVF they found my tubes had a blockage which they thought was a hydrosalphinx but only very small and in one tube. Following this I had my Lap in which my new Gynae found I had cysts in both tubes which he has drained and stretched my tubes wider. They have put me on Folic Acid and said it should be less difficult to concieve naturally now. What are your thoughts please? Since my surgery I now have a feeling on each side when I'm ovulating rather than one, I think this is a good sign.
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