I hope you can get started ASAP @Janefx40 and @seven201
Nope this professor isn't leaving.
So we had a further conversation later on, he is optimistic.
He then sent through a treatment plan which said
- if my next FET doesn't work do another NK biopsy which will act as a scratch.
- take progesterone as recommended by the clinic.
- don't take aspirin
- no need for steroids
I am on aspirin, I’m prescribed it as I have an abnormal PA1 gene and the C4M2 mutation.
The professor has said “Thromboses do not cause implantation failure (a long disregarded misconception) but COX-2 is important for implantation. Hence, there is no indication for aspirin. In pregnancy, aspirin is effective in preventing late adverse obstetrical disorders, like preeclampsia.”
I asked if I should stop the aspirin, he said “my advice is to stop the aspirin, LMWH has a number of actions, independent of its anticoagulant functions, that may potentially be useful. Starting on the day of transfer should suffice.”
I then asked if it’s normal to take just LMWH without aspirin, he said “Heparin enhances the activity of heparin-binding growth factors, a number of which are mediators of implantation. No need to combine it with aspirin.”
So I've stopped the aspirin but will take the heparin.