Hi everyone,
This is my first post, and I'm going for my first FET on Monday 21st. It's been a really long road up until this point, with NHS treatments (6 cycles to try to induce ovulation, but no IVF in my area) taking a long time. We got into ABC IVF just after the re-openings after COVID closures this year.
The part I struggle with mostly is trying to tell my brain not to calculate what will happen, we have some really good indicators and some not good indicators and my brain is always trying to work out whether than means it's more or less likely to happen for us.
Good and the Bad:
AMH of 174 (so lots of eggs left), this isn't surprising since I don't think I've let any go naturally since I was 20.
This gave us a very risky egg collection, at every turn it seemed like we might need to abandon the cycle, but we got through. We collected 40 eggs (after a 'mild' cycle of meds), and 12 of them made it to day 5. We had to freeze all because of the risks, but I got by without hyperstimulating my ovaries. Though I was basically bed bound for 2 weeks, my ovaries were so large that they were rubbing, and so stretched that I couldn't do any exercise for fear of twisting them. My hope is that we never have to take those risks again, and we just use what we have.
Now I'm experiencing issues getting the lining thick enough, we had to extend for a few extra days, and they've scheduled for Monday 21st based on a 7mm lining this Monday.
Does anyone else have experience with less than ideal endometrium thicknesses?