Ivf treatment

[Peace26]

Hi all. I have recently done embryo transplant abroad, as I was not eligible for nhs funding. Just wanted to know if nhs provides scans and tests after transplant.tya

[Franco81]

Hi Peace

I am not in the same position as you but I am currently pregnant following IVF that I had here in the UK. When you have treatment here, that clinic offers an early viability scan but after that you are back with the NHS.

I would suggest that if you have had a positive pregnancy test then to contact your GP to arrange a midwife appointment. They will book you in for NHS scans the same as any conception.

Good luck

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[Peace26 in reply to Franco81]

Thanks franco. Really helpful 👍

[Baypony]

Hi, yes they do but only the regular 12 week and 20 week scans. You will have to book a private viability scan and pregnancy blood test if you need these. I had mine through my private consultant. NHS won’t usually see you until 10 weeks pregnant for a booking appointment and normal maternity blood tests.

[bethimagic27 in reply to Baypony]

You get 36 week scans with the NHS now too 🙂

[Baypony in reply to bethimagic27]

Probably not in my area. I’m 23 weeks and not been offered one 🤔

[bethimagic27 in reply to Baypony]

That's a shame in Kent we have them to check babies position and size

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In addition to what others have said already, depending on your age or if you have any additional health needs/conditions, you may be offered additional scans, for example, as I 40 yrs old when I conceived I was offered 2 extra scans.

You could also get a private scan at some point too, if needed/wanted.

Good luck with your pregnancy

[Peace26]

Thanks all. It seems my ivf has not worked. 16 days embryo transfer. Negative home test. Due for beta hcg test after 3 days

[Baypony in reply to Peace26]

🙁