Hi LeeC. Sorry to ask a question which I sure you have answered many times before, but have you tested positive for NK cells already? The reason I ask is that I went to see Professor Quenby in September (I think) last year hoping to be tested for NK cells.
Unfortunately, the NK cells testing and treatment was a trial which has now run out of funding. I was therefore told that the test and treatment were unavailable. I was offered a place on the PROMISE trial (progesterone) but this means you are not allowed to take any other meds during the trial (including aspirin).
I opted not to take part in the trial as I already tried progesterone during my 4th pregnancy which failed. I have subsequently tested positive for lupus anticoagulant so I have now been prescribed heparin, aspirin and progesterone (which sadly did not prevent the last pregnancy being a very brief chemical one).
I have been prescribed prednisolone by a private consultant I saw post-mc3, but I am going to discuss this further with my consultant at St Marys before I make any decisions on this. I think I
will try it anyway, as I'm not having much luck without.
I didn't mean to be the bearer of bad news, as hopefully things have changed since then, but I was gutted when I left my appt with Prof Q as I didn't get what I wanted and cried all the way home. I just wanted to try and manage your expectations a bit to avoid you feeling as bad as I did if they only offer you the PROMISE trial.
I'll keep my fingers crossed for you and I'll look forward to hearing about your appointment.