Access refund cycle - secondary infertility and low amh eligibility?

[ClarabGlasgow]

Hi ladies . I had a failed ivf in Sept after a pretty poor response to stimms & we weren’t really planning another try, rather just doing everything we can naturally to improve our chances . However I have spoken to a new clinic and they are quite encouraging that I have a fair chance , partly because ee already have a daughter naturally conceived 4 years ago. I am considering it but probably only if we are eligible for the multiple cycle refund package. My dh thinks if we are not eligible it’s because our chances are too low & therefore not worth trying. Do any of you ladies know the chances of being accepted at least for the 50% 3 cycle refund package with an amh of 3.1? My husbands SA is good and my other results are normal too. Know they assess on an individual basis but would appreciate if anyone can share their experience so I don’t get my hopes up. Thanks ladies xxx

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Hi lovely, so pleased to read this & you're looking at all the possibilities. I'm afraid I don't know your chances of being accepted but the people at Access are really lovely when you call to have a chat - maybe worth calling them and having a conversation?

Good luck & keep in touch xxx

[ClarabGlasgow in reply to Hidden]

Aww thank you. Yes not ready to give up yet! I did phone access but they said they can’t say until they have a letter from clinic and all results in front of them . I really doubt I will be eligible but will see. Everything is just a waiting game currently waiting for copies of my results to send to new clinic then they will check them, see if they want more tests then give me an appointment... will keep the updates going. How you enjoying life as a mum of 2? Xx

[ClarabGlasgow in reply to Hidden]

Also I just went on access website & says they have 90% Acceptance rate of their refund programme so I’m a little more hopeful now x

[Cinderella5 in reply to ClarabGlasgow]

Cant help at all but wanted to wish you luck!!xx

[ama4]

Hi huni, my amh is less than 1 and I was told I'm not eligible. Yours is better so hopefully u get a chance xxx

[Shelleysheep]

Mine was 3.2 and I wasn't eligible x

[Shelleysheep in reply to Shelleysheep]

Did you get accepted? X

[ClarabGlasgow in reply to Shelleysheep]

Thanks! They replied to me to say 5 is normally the minimum but other things like already having a live birth mean they might accept a lower one . I am taking dhea now to see if I can get it higher ! X

[Shelleysheep in reply to ClarabGlasgow]

Ahh there's hope then x

[ClarabGlasgow in reply to ClarabGlasgow]

So not applied yet! I saw your other post. Sorry to hear about your cycle. I think about DE sometimes but think it would be further down the line. It does get to the stage you’d do anything for that bump xx

[Essi]

Hello,

I saw your post in secondary infertility page and wanted to check your other post regarding this topic. I’m age 40 and I have my daughter 3 years ago with NHS funding ICSI. We want for second child but my AMH is 0.028 in March and had no change for IVF. We want to try here again but treatment itself very expensive. Could you please advise if I have chance to get fund/ help for my second child IIVF?

Thank you

[Essi]

And what dhea tablet you were using please?

[ClarabGlasgow in reply to Essi]

It’s was micronised 25mg which I took 3* per day, I ordered it online from McPherson labs. I was also taking ubiquinol which I got from woods supplements. You won’t be entitled to anything like ivf on the Nhs Given you have a child nor are those tablets available though I have heard of people being prescribed Clomid is or progesterone for specific problems . I wish you luck x