After 6 failed transfers, what next?

[Titawine]

Today marks 4 years ttc.2 rounds of ivf

6 transfers

4 BFN

1 chemical pregnancy

1 early misscarge after ERA protocol

Too many endometriomas that I tried to get rid of two times via hysteroscopy but they always came back.

Chronic endometritis that we treated before the last fet using two rounds of antibiotics

Never done laparoscopy

Now I'm a tired woman out of options, doesn't know if she should stop trying or she should continue as long as she still produce eggs and blastocysts embryos.

Anyone of you was in the same position? What else did you do to have finally a positive outcome ?

[Boo718]

have you had the embryos tested for chromosomal abnormalities? Xxx

[Titawine in reply to Boo718]

I did not ad the test is not available in my country, but all the embryos look like they are top quality

[Boo718 in reply to Titawine]

we had a number of top quality embryos and they were all chromosomally abnormal. They were 5aa which is the best number to get at the clinic. I don’t know if you can get it done any where else but it definitely saved us the heartache of transfers that were not going to work xxx hope you are doing ok xxx

[Titawine in reply to Boo718]

I have one embryo left, maybe next time of this one doesn't work I will go to Spain do ivf there so I can get pgt test

[Nenad]

hi there, sorry to hear about your journey, it’s so difficult. Any reason you haven’t done a laparoscopy yet? I have endometriosis (I know having endometriomas may not be the same thing but it’s similar). I conceived naturally shortly after having a laparoscopy which took care of all the excess tissue, and it was my only successful pregnancy since. Even if you’ve got the healthiest embryos your uterine environment is an important factor too xx

[Titawine in reply to Nenad]

I will ask for that and maybe take a break to try naturally