Bugs, I am so sorry
. Please take care of yourself and your hubby. I know you'll get your rainbow soon. Never give up!
Bub, what is your hubby's sperm dna fragm? I found some info. Sperm quality is better and dna fragm is less when the sperm is taken out from testicular and than ICSI is done.
https://humrep.oxfordjournals.org/content/20/7/2031.full
DR. Sher advices to transfer 1 embryo a time and he is talking about dq match, if you're interested please read here https://haveababy.com/fertility-inf...g-its-effect-on-reproduction-and-ivf-outcome/
MRS, sounds all so good! You'll know lots of new info about your and your hubby's fertility and the knowledge is power!I hope and pray you'll O this month. Please eat red beats, spinach, steak and chocolate it will help you to produce more blood cells. Are you doing IVF in April? I am very interested what kind of immune testing did you do?
Africaqueen, please give an extra hug to each other every single day. You'll go through this. You'll be blesses with your miracle soon.
TODAY.........I had a contrast U/S. My procedure took looong time! RE couldn't put catheter in...She wanted to use a baloon catheter but they didn't have it. She kept trying till she succeeded. It was painful! More painful than an egg retrieval! The dye went throught the tubes, so my tubes are open. However, we don't know if my tubes are damaged from the pelvic surgery.
Anyway, Everything looks normal. My follicle on the left was 12mm. On Monday we may do IUI.
The Sperm dna fragmentation we'll check when we know the result of this cycle. My RE has never seen sperm with a very bad fragmentation. She thinks this testing will not tell us much. She doesn't beleave there are treatments for that. I know there are!
I asked my RE about ureaplasma, mycoplasma in sperm(bacteria could cause dna problems). She told me it's always there, if you have too many you treat with antibiotics and in two weeks the bacteria comes back.
I don't know if we'll test for that.
I asked about the white blood cells in sperm. Durind SA they check that. DR. worry if they find a big number of those cells