Ask Our Doctors – Archive
Our Medical Directors are outstanding physicians that you will find to be very personable and compassionate, who take care to ensure that you have the most cutting-edge fertility treatments at your disposal. This is your outlet to ask your questions to the doctors.
What else do you recommend?
Thank you
We perhaps should talk!
Geoff Sher
702-533-2691
Hello, doctor.
I told you last time.
7dpt 63,3
9dpt 147,7
11dpt 429,4 progesterone 82ng/ml
13dpt 1211
Update :
16dpt 3269, progesterone 58ng/ml
Does it seem a sign of miscarriage to you?
Not based upon these results alone.
Geoff Sher
hello Dr Sher,
I have been reading about your posts and following you everywhere. I just had an ectopic pregnancy last november, had an edometrial biosy is negative, had an MRI the impression: No adenomyosis, as clinically queried.
2. No muscular or fibrous uterine septum.
3. Enlarged bilateral ovaries with peripheral follicles, may represent sequelae of fertility treatments versus polycystic ovarian syndrome.
4. Multiple T1 hyperintense ovarian cysts, likely representing hemorrhagic follicles/cysts given prior anechoic appearance on the recent ultrasound, unlike endometriomas.
5. A 2 mm linear filling defect in the left anterior endometrium, may represent a thin synechiae. I know that I need an hysterectomy, my last HSG was last march should I get another one? any thoughts on mock transfer, and I want to try your protocol with the IM delotrogen, IM PIO and suppositories, suppositories viagra, prednisone, antibiotic and valium on transfer day , any recommendations are welcome
WE should talk!
Geoff Sher
702-533-2691
Hi Dr. Sher,
My fertilization report came back with 1 out of 17 fertilized. I was on 150-225 gonal f, 75 menopur upped to 150 when cetrotide was added on day 5 of stim. Estrogen climbed to over 5000 on day 9 and was triggered with Lupron 2 mg (lead follicle was about 21.5mm). Estrogen and LH rose after trigger. I was told I responded very well. The clinic doesn’t know if the cause of poor fertilization was sperm (morphology was 7%, everything else ok) or egg related. They suggest another stim cycle with ICSI. My AMH is about 5.4, mild PCOS (high DHEAS only, took dexamethasone 0.5mg), normal LH and FSH, we are both 36 yo, never been pregnant, 2 failed IUIs. What is the most likely cause of poor fertilization in cases like this – sperm or egg defects? Is ICSI worth it? We were told we had a very good response and prognosis. Thank you!
We need to talk!
Geoff Sher
Hi, I recently messed up my trigger shot of ovidrel that I am using before FET. I only got half the 250 shot into me. Is this enough before my FET 7 days from now.
Hopefully so!
Geoff Sher
Thank you Dr. Sher.
I think my last post did not show up properly. I am 35 and husband is 30. No explained fertility issues. I went through 1st cycle of IVF at age 28 (2013) and transferred 2 frozen embryos the first time, had fraternal twin boys. I developed hypothyroidism after my first pregnancy, currently taking eltroxin (synthroid)
I just went through IVF cycle #2 in June 2020, had 1 poorly graded fresh embryo transfer – it was a negative outcome.
I just had a frozen 4bb 5day blastocyst transfer on Jan 13, 2021. On progesterone oil injection every 3rd day, Estrace twice a day and endometrin inserts 3 times per day.
Last TSH was 3.06
Jan 22 – 1st HCG = 11
Jan 24 – 2nd HCG = 21
Jan 26 – 3rd HCG = 70
SYMPTOMS: mild cramping, pulling and stretching from the lower abdomen to lower vaginal cavity, some light pink spotting today.
Early Ultrasound Feb 9.
My nurse told me to prepare for the worse as these low numbers look unlikely for a Viable pregnancy, but continue with medication until ultrasound. Thoughts of a viable pregnancy?