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What Are The Problems One Can Anticipate While Going Through Ivf?

Hi,Im going thru IVF and i had one failed IVF in Nov and now going for 2nd attempt.But this time my Endometrium thickness is 8.1 and is same even after taking progynova.Just wanted to know if there is any problem if the doctor goes ahead and transfers the frozen embroys.?
Mon, 11 Apr 2016
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Hello and welcome to healthcare magic.
The success of in vitro fertilisation (ivf) does not solely depend on endometrial thickness. Failure of past attempts in ivf should not deter you from taking another try (second in your case). The endometrial thickness you have mentioned is adequate for implantation and pregnancy if your doctor decides to go ahead with frozen embryo transfer.
I would like to have few more details , like your age, results of your infertility work up etc before giving a more detailed answer.

Hope I have answered your question to your satisfaction. Please do right back if you have any more questions. Best of luck for your second IVF attempt.
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What Are The Problems One Can Anticipate While Going Through Ivf?

Hello and welcome to healthcare magic. The success of in vitro fertilisation (ivf) does not solely depend on endometrial thickness. Failure of past attempts in ivf should not deter you from taking another try (second in your case). The endometrial thickness you have mentioned is adequate for implantation and pregnancy if your doctor decides to go ahead with frozen embryo transfer. I would like to have few more details , like your age, results of your infertility work up etc before giving a more detailed answer. Hope I have answered your question to your satisfaction. Please do right back if you have any more questions. Best of luck for your second IVF attempt.