This interview was incredible. I am SO grateful to you, Dr. Aimee, for bringing Dr. Sher onto your show so we can all learn from him. I took so much knowledge away from this.
I’m 46 and naturally pregnant. I had no idea I could get pregnant at this age so I just assumed I had stomach cancer not morning sickness. The nausea has gone but the baby fever is hitting me hard. I pray for a healthy baby.
I am so excited to have seen and heard this man and to put a face and voice to a name I have seen over and over again.I have read everything he has written, well as much as I could find, and all the q&a’s on his website.
So excited to be exposed to this kind of knowledge. One thing I don't understand is why you have to move to IVF if you are having recurrent biochemicals. Like I already know I have >1000 anti TPO with Hashimotos but normal TSH. I've had 3 biochemicals out of 6 tries (same sex couple). 5 at home and 1 in office. I proved with PDG I have low progesterone and this last round didn't respond well to vaginal progesterone and lost 2 embryos at 6 weeks. I don't have a problem getting pregnant, just with it sticking. I wish I had a doctor who was willing to give me a steroid and PIO. And I hope I don't need to move to IVF. Of course, my doctor thinks I do because of my AMH of 1.02. I just wish there were more doctors like you Dr Aimiee. Thanks for all that you do.
I watched it. I learned from it. Got myself checked abroad as in UK those types of tests are not seen as helpful. Learned that i have APS and gave myself chance to be treated!
Hi Dr Aimee, I had 4 IVF retrievals at 42, made total of 11 blasts..and only one pgta normal frozen and recently transferred which failed. Is there any hope as I turned 43 last month. I’ve took liquid ubiquinol, serovital, total fertility, methanx, baby aspirin, levonox shots, progesterone shots, E2v shots. U name it I’ve done it. I have had a hx of recurrent miscarriages. Tho I did have a baby naturally 9 years ago. But when we started trying again in 2016.. it all resulted in mc by 6-8 weeks. I had also done reproductive immunology tests.. they all came back positive for MTHFR, PAI. NK cells, APS
This is very, very informative. Thank for your video. I just have a question for my sister. She is at Day 14 and her lining is already at 17.3mm and she is scheduled for FET on Day 18. (her meds are still maintained at 3tabs Progynova 2x a day, 1tab Vagifem 2x a day and started Progesterone at Day 15) Do you still think that implantation has a good chance with this thickness of lining? We are somehow concerned because we see and read that most clinics just have an 8 to 14mm maximum requirement for transfer. We hate to question the doctors but we just can't help but think. Praying that this will not compromise her chances since this is her last two embryos. Hoping for your response and thoughts regarding this.
I want to know more about intralipids...dr didn't explain mutch...i took intralipids the day of transfer...i never had NK CELLS examination...i will take intralipid again on possible test...is that ok??? Not every drs belive it can help... your opinion???
Is it ok to transfer with outer uterine fibroids? I’ve had 2 IVF failures, one was a chemical pregnancy that I miscarried at 5 weeks 3 days. The other failed implantation. Clotting test and lupus tests came back normal.
‘ does it mean no cyst or fibroids when he states Nothing in the uterine cavity’. I had a transfer done with a 7mm fibroid and I am now wondering why the doctor thought it was OK to move forward knowing this.
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This interview was incredible. I am SO grateful to you, Dr. Aimee, for bringing Dr. Sher onto your show so we can all learn from him. I took so much knowledge away from this.
I’m 46 and naturally pregnant. I had no idea I could get pregnant at this age so I just assumed I had stomach cancer not morning sickness. The nausea has gone but the baby fever is hitting me hard. I pray for a healthy baby.
one of the best speakers, thank you dr Aimee for inviting this man to the show.
I am so excited to have seen and heard this man and to put a face and voice to a name I have seen over and over again.I have read everything he has written, well as much as I could find, and all the q&a’s on his website.
So excited to be exposed to this kind of knowledge.
One thing I don't understand is why you have to move to IVF if you are having recurrent biochemicals. Like I already know I have >1000 anti TPO with Hashimotos but normal TSH. I've had 3 biochemicals out of 6 tries (same sex couple). 5 at home and 1 in office. I proved with PDG I have low progesterone and this last round didn't respond well to vaginal progesterone and lost 2 embryos at 6 weeks. I don't have a problem getting pregnant, just with it sticking. I wish I had a doctor who was willing to give me a steroid and PIO. And I hope I don't need to move to IVF. Of course, my doctor thinks I do because of my AMH of 1.02.
I just wish there were more doctors like you Dr Aimiee. Thanks for all that you do.
Been waiting for this interview! He's brilliant! Thank you!
This is valuable information!
I watched it. I learned from it. Got myself checked abroad as in UK those types of tests are not seen as helpful. Learned that i have APS and gave myself chance to be treated!
Hi Dr Aimee,
I had 4 IVF retrievals at 42, made total of 11 blasts..and only one pgta normal frozen and recently transferred which failed. Is there any hope as I turned 43 last month. I’ve took liquid ubiquinol, serovital, total fertility, methanx, baby aspirin, levonox shots, progesterone shots, E2v shots. U name it I’ve done it. I have had a hx of recurrent miscarriages. Tho I did have a baby naturally 9 years ago. But when we started trying again in 2016.. it all resulted in mc by 6-8 weeks. I had also done reproductive immunology tests.. they all came back positive for MTHFR, PAI. NK cells, APS
This is very, very informative.
Thank for your video.
I just have a question for my sister. She is at Day 14 and her lining is already at 17.3mm and she is scheduled for FET on Day 18.
(her meds are still maintained at 3tabs Progynova 2x a day, 1tab Vagifem 2x a day and started Progesterone at Day 15)
Do you still think that implantation has a good chance with this thickness of lining?
We are somehow concerned because we see and read that most clinics just have an 8 to 14mm maximum requirement for transfer. We hate to question the doctors but we just can't help but think.
Praying that this will not compromise her chances since this is her last two embryos.
Hoping for your response and thoughts regarding this.
I want to know more about intralipids...dr didn't explain mutch...i took intralipids the day of transfer...i never had NK CELLS examination...i will take intralipid again on possible test...is that ok??? Not every drs belive it can help... your opinion???
What's the treatment for NK cells? This is my current issue.
Is it ok to transfer with outer uterine fibroids? I’ve had 2 IVF failures, one was a chemical pregnancy that I miscarried at 5 weeks 3 days. The other failed implantation. Clotting test and lupus tests came back normal.
How is it treated
‘ does it mean no cyst or fibroids when he states Nothing in the uterine cavity’.
I had a transfer done with a 7mm fibroid and I am now wondering why the doctor thought it was OK to move forward knowing this.
What does he mean, how to treat ?