Hello, it is quite possible that you are not taking any hormones for your Natural cycle; as this can be doctor specific of research that they have conducted or aware of and implement for patients that meet specific criteria. Good luck with your cycle!
a natural cycle does not usually include the use of any medications (estrogen or progesterone), some clinic/doctors will do a natural cycle (no medications) until the day of embryo transfer when they may choose to add progesterone supplementation, but this is dependent medical history, and sometimes doctor preferences based on clinical data collected.
Hello, In a medicated cycle you will be assigned a date for ultrasound to assess the thickness of your uterine lining. Once the lining is appropriate the doctor (or nurse) will advise you of when to start progesterone and a date for the frozen embryo transfer will be scheduled. Good luck with your cycle!
Frozen embryo transfer will occur once the endometrial lining has be approved by your physician. The date of embryo transfer is usually dependent on the day/stage the embryo was frozen. This can also be adjusted based on ERA (endometrial receptivity array/assessment) results.
I have done 3 medicated transfers 1st was fresh 2 and 3 were frozen. All resulted in implantation first went to 15 weeks and we miscarried 2 and 3 resulted in chemical pregnancies. We are entering our 4th transfer and planning on non medicated. My question is I have seen some women doing a natural cycle still do hcg trigger and hcg supplement injections every few days after trigger to tell the body they're pregnant so that the embryo has a chance to continue developing. I'm curious if this is something I should suggest/ask to/of my doctor. All the women I know that did the hcg was because of recurrent miscarriages or chemicals. Thank you!
@@rel256 we had to postpone due to a couple family events but we are actively scheduling again. I did talk to my doctor about it and we are doing hcg twice, once 5 days before transfer and once after transfer and then supplement with progesterone as needed.
Embryo transfer will occur on day 5 or day 6 from confirmation of ovulation. This date may change also depending on when the embryo was frozen (day 3, day 5/6)
Thank you for this video. What happened when Estrace is not working? 3weeks on it, but it is not reaching 7mm...is there other alternative ways to increase the uterus lining ? (Other medication than estrace ? ). Thanks in advance...
Hello, if your not responding to estrace (if your taking it orally) then the doctor may advise inserting into the vagina as sometimes that has a better response. If you’re inserting it vaginally then the doctor may want to do a low stimulation (with fertility meds like we’re done in an IVF cycle; daily injections) to see how your body responds. If you have regular cycles (every 28-32 days) and have never had an issue with uterine lining than a natural cycle may be an option for you (however not all clinics offer this as it requires a lot of monitoring to ensure ovulation is not missed). Hope this info helps! Good luck! Melanie
Thanks for your question! Some protocols would include daily injections of progesterone (some even twice per day), however some doctors will supplement with other forms of progesterone taken multiple times throughout the day (suppositories, capsules etc) reducing the progesterone injections to every other day or every third day. This is very doctor/ clinic specific but always worth discussing with your doctor.
Thank you so much for the video
Thank you so much, this answered a lot of questions.
Thanks for the video!
I'm not taking estrogen or progesterone for a natural cycle...or am I mixing up what you are saying? Thanks!
Hello, it is quite possible that you are not taking any hormones for your Natural cycle; as this can be doctor specific of research that they have conducted or aware of and implement for patients that meet specific criteria. Good luck with your cycle!
a natural cycle does not usually include the use of any medications (estrogen or progesterone), some clinic/doctors will do a natural cycle (no medications) until the day of embryo transfer when they may choose to add progesterone supplementation, but this is dependent medical history, and sometimes doctor preferences based on clinical data collected.
In medicated embrayo transfer do we have a specific date fore the transfer
Hello, In a medicated cycle you will be assigned a date for ultrasound to assess the thickness of your uterine lining. Once the lining is appropriate the doctor (or nurse) will advise you of when to start progesterone and a date for the frozen embryo transfer will be scheduled. Good luck with your cycle!
Frozen embryo transfer will occur once the endometrial lining has be approved by your physician. The date of embryo transfer is usually dependent on the day/stage the embryo was frozen. This can also be adjusted based on ERA (endometrial receptivity array/assessment) results.
I have done 3 medicated transfers 1st was fresh 2 and 3 were frozen. All resulted in implantation first went to 15 weeks and we miscarried 2 and 3 resulted in chemical pregnancies. We are entering our 4th transfer and planning on non medicated. My question is I have seen some women doing a natural cycle still do hcg trigger and hcg supplement injections every few days after trigger to tell the body they're pregnant so that the embryo has a chance to continue developing. I'm curious if this is something I should suggest/ask to/of my doctor. All the women I know that did the hcg was because of recurrent miscarriages or chemicals. Thank you!
Hi, how are you doing with your IVF? Did you do hcg trigger in natural cycle? I am in a similar situation.
@@rel256 we had to postpone due to a couple family events but we are actively scheduling again. I did talk to my doctor about it and we are doing hcg twice, once 5 days before transfer and once after transfer and then supplement with progesterone as needed.
@@kyleekuhl2981 Good Luck!
@@rel256 thank you! You too!
Go do genetic test to check if you have blood disorder or natural killer cell before your transfer
When does the transfer of embryo take place after ovulation in a non medicated cycle?
Embryo transfer will occur on day 5 or day 6 from confirmation of ovulation. This date may change also depending on when the embryo was frozen (day 3, day 5/6)
Thank you for this video. What happened when Estrace is not working? 3weeks on it, but it is not reaching 7mm...is there other alternative ways to increase the uterus lining ? (Other medication than estrace ? ). Thanks in advance...
Hello, if your not responding to estrace (if your taking it orally) then the doctor may advise inserting into the vagina as sometimes that has a better response. If you’re inserting it vaginally then the doctor may want to do a low stimulation (with fertility meds like we’re done in an IVF cycle; daily injections) to see how your body responds. If you have regular cycles (every 28-32 days) and have never had an issue with uterine lining than a natural cycle may be an option for you (however not all clinics offer this as it requires a lot of monitoring to ensure ovulation is not missed). Hope this info helps! Good luck!
Melanie
@@yourivfnurse5273 thank you so much Melanie... Is it ok to email you?
Put your leg on the wall, go for 30 minutes walk and drink Pomegranate juice, bone broth
Very helpful explanation. Cleared lot of doubts.
My only query is - is progesterone injections required daily? Because they tend to be painful.
Thanks for your question! Some protocols would include daily injections of progesterone (some even twice per day), however some doctors will supplement with other forms of progesterone taken multiple times throughout the day (suppositories, capsules etc) reducing the progesterone injections to every other day or every third day. This is very doctor/ clinic specific but always worth discussing with your doctor.
Natural ivf is successful in pregnancy