Anyone had mild or natural modified IVF? Or have experience with Create Fertility?

[anz07]

Hi All,

I am weighing up my options going forward. Currently in a FET cycle (hopefully having transfer in the next week or two) but am keen to get yet another back-up plan in place for if/when it all comes crashing down again. This is my fourth transfer (I've had two fresh cycles and this is my second FET). My three transfers to date have ended in chemical pregnancies.

I have come across Create Fertility who are leaders in mild IVF. Has anyone had their treatment at Create? I am attending an info event next week but would love to hear from anyone who has been through natural or mild IVF. From what I've read online, milder forms of IVF are supposedly less successful but the thought of taking less drugs and having shorter IVF cycles really appeals.

In my two fresh cycles, I was on the long protocol (I'm 33, AMH is in the lower range of 'normal' for my age). The whole process from starting downregulation to transfer was around 35 days and seemed like such a marathon both times. I've had good results from the two cycles (other than the pregnancy part!) - 12 mature eggs first time and 13 mature eggs second time. Have had problems with sperm donor (binding issue which was eventually resolved with ICSI) and am going to find a new donor if I am to go into a third fresh round.

Any feedback or insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

[DianeArnold Partner Nurse Fertility Network UK]

Hi. Would anyone replying to this post, needing to mention a clinic by name, please do so by privatemessage so as not to advertise. Thanks. Diane

[Ivfgotadream]

Yes I am familiar with both this clinic and both types of protocol you mentioned - I did 2 cycles of mild and didnt great results but then had twins from a 3 cycle package of natural modified IVF with ICSI and have 2 more top quality embryos frozen x