Quick question heading into our FET in a few weeks and thought I’d get others experiences of steroid dosage if you didn’t mind sharing….previous fresh transfer which was negative I was on 10mg then dropped to 5mg (just before transfer) of prednisolone. I had read previously that someone’s consultant said anything less than 25mg wasn’t of any benefit. I just want to make sure we get everything right.
Thank you in advance lovelies ❤️
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Morning, I was on 10mg for the first week then that went up to 20mg ahead of transfer this week - and will stay at that thought pregnancy if we get a positive.
Hi, I didn't start my prednisolone until my embryos were transferred (my one and only frozen transfer). It was 20mg. I now have a beautiful 7 week old little baby boy.
Hi I’m also on 25g steroids with intralipid drip and clexane and aspirin. We had a failed FET in July so hoping this makes a difference! Had the transfer on Thursday so in the 2WW and trying to not think about it but also get excited too! Sending dust to you! X
Thank you so much everyone for sharing your protocols!
I should have mentioned clexane, aspirin & Intralipids are also part of my protocol but i definitely think I’m going to request a higher dose of steroid.
Thanks again, wishing you all so much luck & love on your journeys ❤️
Hi all can I ask where in your time line you all started and was prednisolone the only steroid they gave or were you on hydroxychloroquine alongside it? I won't be having intralips. Il be having blood thinners though. Injections. And aspirin 75mg
Hi so sorry I’m only getting back here now…with FET the prednisolone was started as a pretreatment a week before my cycle started along with baby aspirin & celebrex. Then on day two of my cycle the other meds were added in including clexane like yourself.
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