IVF breakthrough

[Mynxie]

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/4/20090126/tuk-ivf-breakthrough-doubles-success-rat-dba1618.html

 

[miel]

 

[x_Rainbow_x]

sorry i dont get that... that is basically what PGD is but there naming is something else.. my eggs dont get frozen before there genetically tested.. it doesnt make sence... if they recon its better then thy better put me in for that coz ill be annoyed if they dont..

 

[DaisyDuke]

This is WONDERFUL thanks for sharing it

 

[x_Rainbow_x]

ooo got summat more 2 add... just notcied where the medical break threw was... at my specialist hospital im with in nottingham..

 

[Mynxie]

ooo got summat more 2 add... just notcied where the medical break threw was... at my specialist hospital im with in nottingham..

Makes sense as to why yours weren't frozen before testing

Even though I'm not going down the IVF route I'm really pleased there's been an advancement cause it means more people will be able to have the families that they long for

 

[x_Rainbow_x]

i dont get that.. i rang my specilist and said do i quallify for that * as i do have a chomosome proble* it will cost them a hell of alot less on nhs! she said no... PGD is my route that is soooooooo expencive.. makes no sence... may go bug my new specilaist when i move hehe

 

[Mynxie]

Maybe it's not been completly approved by the ethics committee.

There's treatments for alsorts of things that have had a breakthrough and even clinical trials and several years later still haven't been approved properly by the ethics committee so can't be put into practice by NHS. It's so cruel though.

 

[x_Rainbow_x]

iv just read up on it... there doing it in care fertility and nowhere else.. its nt NHS approved but will be soon.. nowhere in the world does it but there... and im on there list.. im soooo gunna kiss butt lol