Hi everyone. I was keen to have some extra tests before transferring any more embryos. My consultant thinks the failure of our 3 transfers to-date is down to egg quality😢 , and sadly I assume that's probably right and our embies are just never chromosomally normal. But I want to rule out other things we could potentially fix, so am seeking to get a bunch of tests done through one biopsy, namely ERA, uNK testing and some biome testing. These would be with a different clinic to my usual one, but we'd use whatever they recommend in our next FET. However, the consultant emphasised how short-lived the results are... for all of these tests, the recommendations they make (if any) will only be valid for 3 months.
I appreciate their honesty but was wondering then, is that everyone's experience here? Or if you had an ERA and it said you were say 24 hours post-receptive, did your consultant follow that practice beyond a couple of months of the test, or does whatever the tests show truly go out the window after that time has passed and you kept getting repeat ERAs done? I understand the biome results being very changeable, but if uNK results show you've needed prednisolone, say, have you used them for all future treatments as a matter of course? Hope this makes sense! 🤦♀️xx