EMBRYO GLUE - YOU MIGHT WANT TO CONSIDER

[IVFmomtobe]

There is a post that I would like to share. It could be highly beneficial to everyone who is interested... yourivfjourney.com/embryo-g...

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[Yammie1973]

Very interesting....will definitely look into it as I am in my 40's and need all the help we can get including embryoscope.

[IVFmomtobe in reply to Yammie1973]

You are very much welcome Yammie

[sunshineyellow]

Thank you this is super useful as we're just considering it for the next cycle xx

[Emily7 in reply to sunshineyellow]

Us too along with endo scratch. Thanks v much xx

[IVFmomtobe in reply to sunshineyellow]

You re welcome sunshineyellow. Glad to help

[abcgirl]

Anyone know if it's possible to ask for this while receiving treatment on the NHS (even if we offer to pay for these additions ourselves)?

[janeyg79]

We used this on our third ivf (NHS) and paid the £100 fee. It worked for us

[7AVA]

Our NHS clinic did embryo glue as standard. They wouldn't fund it if there wasn't sufficient medical research to indicate that it is beneficial xx

[Fredaflintstone]

Our clinic used to use it as standard but stopped because they said it wasn't that effective and could in some cases damage the embryo - I think if it's hatching. So worth speaking to your doc to find out more. x

[IVFmomtobe in reply to Fredaflintstone]

true...consult doctor first.

[Fredaflintstone in reply to IVFmomtobe]

Which of course you'd have to do anyway - not sure pritt stick will do the job xx

[Yammie1973]

I have a thought, seeing as the embryo glue is a high concentration of hyaluronic acid....I have done some reading into hyaluronic acid supplements before, during and after embryo transfer. I will do much more reading into this before continuing along this line....might be worth considering!