Some experience with a second cycle of IVF ? :(

[leonorSh122]

Hello everyone. A few months ago I started with my IVF treatment.

I do not usually write much in the forums, I have always preferred to remain on the sidelines about commenting on my status, since it is not easy for me ... I think it is a good place to vent, at least.

Well, as the title says, I started the treatment for my first IVF (we already had a lot of treatment with clomiphen), I had the puncture, then the transfer ... and I developed an ovarian hyperstimulation. They had to admit me to the hospital for a week, fatal, fatal, fatal. I was super swollen, losing the proteins of the blood, with serums, without being able to move ... an odyssey.

Finally, the picture of ovarian hyperstimulation is giving way, and I can go home, yes, with sick leave. And ten days after the transfer ... what happened? That the rule has come to me. Simply. I do not know what failed. Everything was going well.

All this suffering has not served at all, and I feel very sad. It seems impossible that one day I will be a mother, and on top of that I am prone to suffer hyperstimulation in the ovaries, with which another treatment could re-trigger the problem.

Still, I will repeat with a second cycle.

What else can I do?.

Thank you very much for reading. I just wanted to tell my experience

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I leonorSh122. I am very sorry to read this. You are definitely in the right place for help, advice or just somewhere to rant. One thing we all find is that we somehow find the strength for another go.

It sounds like you have very much been through the mill. How soon after the hyperstimulation did they do the transfer? And do you have any eggs left from the first round?

Having gone through it before and showing that you have hyperstimulated, if you do have to go through the full process again they will keep a much closer eye on you to ensure it doesn't happen again. On top of that they may freeze any eggs that you manage to have fertilised once you complete that phase of the treatment. This allows your body to recover. After a couple of months (everyone is different so timing may vary) they will do the transfer. This is becoming more of the norm and there is some evidence emerging to show that this gives more success.

Give yourself time to heal physically - and more importantly mentally - beforenyour next round. You will find the strength from somewhere.

Good luck and lots of hugs xxx