I would love to hear from anyone who has had IVF on the NHS recently/ currently undergoing and can kindly shed some light.
I suffer from PCOS and unfortunately my husband has poor quality sperm. Initially, my gynaecologist wanted to try us on clomid - however due to the poor sperm quality our chances of conception will be very low. Last week after my hycosy our gynaecologist told us we would have to have IVF.
This was a shock to us both and although we both understand the procedure, we are not sure what to expect at our next consultation or how long we will have to wait to be implanted.
Also the gynaecologist said they would only implant one embryo as My risk of twins is too high.
Please can somebody shed some light on what to expect- the waiting times, process etc?
Many thanks xxx
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Waiting times actually vary per hospital and they take into account how close you are to menopause, I had a low amh for my age and they let us go forwards, we had been trying for just over two years.
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