@Enfys23
I think I mentioned this before but there is a study, only the abstract published
www.fertstert.org/action/showPdf?pii=S0015-0282%2821%2900882-7
Both the study group and the control group had an ERA, the study group followed the ERA advice, the control group ignored the ERA and did the transfer at 123 hours +/-3 hours. Recurrent implantation failure and recurrent miscarriages were excluded, but it’s interesting to see what happens when the ERA result is ignored:
Limiting the analysis to those for whom ERA recommended a change in transfer timing of at least 12 hours (only Pre- and Post-receptive results, excluding Early and Late receptive; N=243), 63.3% of Control and 54.5% of Study subjects had an ongoing pregnancy (RR 0.86; CI 0.62-1.19; p=0.20).
So there was no difference between the group that followed the ERA advice and those that ignored it.
I also know someone whose specialist does the transfer a day early in everyone as they think they get better results and when they do the ERA a day early most people come back as prereceptive but it still works at that timing.
My other criticism of the ERA is if it really is specific to this exact timing then why isn't the stage of development of the blast taken into account because a full blast isn't going to be implanting straight away vs a hatched blast.
@Janefx40 I'm on letrozole 5mg CD2-6 then I do pred 25mg and clexane from CD7, I have a gonsai 5000 trigger and well I'm sure everyone knows my progesterone regime!
@Loz2467 I don't think a lap is indicated in unexplained unless there are concerns. Something I've seen in recurrent implantation failure patients is many end up getting diagnosed with endo though, so it's worth doing to check it off the list after a number of unsuccessful transfers. That's why I was keen to get it done with the fibroid surgery.
My day of communication has not gone well, got the protocol uploaded and it's wrong. Talks about estradiol, says my husband needs to go to the clinic for some reason on a day he isn't around, says first scan cd11 when I was told cd8, wrong timing and dosage of heparin and steroids. Scan is still booked in on the system. My neck is as tense as possible, it's a terrible start to my cycle, just chasing around and worrying. Nothing I can do, I need to try and chill out a bit.