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.
Hey dr my wife had frozen transfer on sep24
Beta test 10-8 was 1600
10-11 was 3600 is those good numbers or still to early
Hello Doctor, I am 10 weeks pregnant. Two days ago I was riding with my husband in the car when an oncoming vehicle swerved into our lane. My husband swerved while slamming on the brakes really hard, jolting me forward a bit. I was wearing my seatbelt. I do not have any pain in my abdomen or anywhere else, nor do I have any bleeding. The sudden jerk scared me and I’ve been looking online ever since. Could I have caused any harm to my baby like a placental abruption or anything?!
Forget it! It is highly unlikely that any damage whatsoever, was done~!
G-d bless!
Geoff Sher
Hello, Dr.
I am worried.
I had my 5day blastocyst transfer on 30.09
I had a HCB result of 9 on 08.10.
I had second one yeaterday (13.10) and it was 50.
Is there a chance of successful pregnancy?
Thank you!
Hi Doctor just giving you an update on our betas.
We also did an Ultrasound today, and doctor was optimistic, he said its measuring 5 days behind, and we only saw a Gestational Sac, and Yolk Sac. today we are 6 weeks
update: 9dp5dt hcg 20
12dp5dt 68
15dp5dt 128
17dp5dt 282
19dp5dt 470
23dp5dt 1467
The numbers look good to me and it is too early to confidently go by the US.
Geoff Sher
Hi i am 36 years old.I am going to start ivf in this month but the doctors already told me that my Amh result is very low which is 1.5,so thats why i have only 5%chance to conceive.Plz guide me which combination of medicine they give me to success my ivf.My fsh level is 7.Actually i am also Pcos patient.
It all depends whether that measurement was in picograms per milliliter (pg/ml) or in picomols/Liter (pmol/L). If the measurement was 1.5pg/ml …that is still reasonable and provided you don’t waste time , you should do well. If it was 1.5pmol/L, that could be a problem. However there are many other factors to take into consideration. To mention but a few: age, sperm quality, uterine receptivity and cause of the infertility.
Geoff Sher
Hi Dr Sher, you mentioned in a thread below that you recommend taking a month’s break before doing an ERA test. In this instance it was a break from Progesterone pessaries during the luteal phase in a natural cycle. Do you recommend taking a break if it’s for a medicated ERA test as well? Or was this only required for a natural ERA cycle. In a medicated cycle the hormones are controlled so I would think a break is not necessary. What are your thoughts?
Thanks so much!
Sheena,
My opinion that a months break is not absolute. However, I would recommend such an hiatus. Take the advice of your personal RE on this matter.
Geoff Sher