I wondered if anyone here has done a fresh cycle but their lining wasn’t thick enough for a transfer ? Did you freeze any embryos and then continue any hormonal treatment to thicken the lining? Or did you then have to end that cycle and then start a new FET cycle?
I’m asking as thinking of doing another fresh cycle (low amh so I’ve been freezing and banking embryos for a while now) but my lining is often thin especially on chlomid. I need a hysteroscopy this round so don’t want to waste that if the lining isn’t thick enough
Anyone been through similar ?
Thanks xx
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I found taking baby aspirin daily, and this cycle I had daily clexane (blood thinning injections) really made a difference with my lining. I had maybe 2 or 3 cycles cancelled when I wasn't on either of these and the lining didn't thicken enough. Wishing you all the best x
Hi rivershark. Some women find that acupuncture has a role to play in building up womb lining and ensuring a god blood flow. Might be worth looking into? Diane
Hi rivershark, sorry you are having trouble with your lining. I've heard if you've been on clomid for a while it can thin lining.
I did a fresh cycle last May but never did an embryo transfer due to thin lining. With me they cancelled the cycle and froze all the suitable embryos. I have since tried 2 frozen transfers. one they just gave me progynova then the second progynova, estraderm and Viagra pessaries. Neither worked for me, but don't let that discourage you I think it works for lots of women.
There is a long list of things that are suggested to help thin lining, if you search this site you'll find them and see what worked for others.
I guess it looks like if I do a fresh cycle and the lining is not thick enough the transfer would be cancelled ? My clinic say a FET means there’s more time to take to get the lining right so it’s a difficult decision which to go with ...
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