Treatments Questions - Page 18 of 21

I'm 40 years, have two kids, the youngest one is 4 years. I have been trying to get pregnant for the last two years. My tubes are open. My doctor gave me clomophine tablets100mg but there was no response. Then he put me on 150mg which help me to ovulate in two sequence months, then on the third month I failed to ovulate with very low progesterone level. Is it possible for me to have gonadotrophin injection with clomid?

I was wondering if you have a weight limit or BMI limit to having fertility treatment paying privately or via NHS funding?

Is the new treatment CGH available at MFS and is it available to everyone?

I am 42 years of age and we have been trying to conceive for more than two years. I live in Northern Ireland. Can you please recommend an IVF private specialist? Thanks, Julie

Why are the odds of conceiving - with donor sperm - through IUI so low? It seems surprising when the timing is done to such perfection.

I am 38 and have had three failed IUI cycles. I ovulate regularly and all my initial pre treatment scans and tests are fine. I have been advised to wait for a laproscopy and then try again with Clomide. The only problem is that in waiting for the laproscopy I will have to miss three cycles. When I look at the odds of conceiving through IUI they are so low that I can't help but feel it's best to keep going to maximise the odds. What do you think?

Hi, I have had IVF on the NHS but it failed. They said everything was fine when we had all investigations done so why do u think my embryo did not take?

My wife has just undergone an IUI process through the NHS despite having a 2nd day FSH level of 8.0. I use the term despite due to the fact we have been told that we will be removed from the IUI process due to this FSH level and will have to undergo IVF. Why is this the case, and if the FSH level is such that IUI is not successful why did we have to go through the IUI if they knew it wouldn't be successful?