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    Should I use donor eggs ? or do surrogacy ?

    by Dr. Malpani January 28, 2018
    A PCOD patient asked me for a second opinion after failing an IVF cycle at another clinic.

    Here is the summary in response to your questions,1. I donot have pics of embroyos.18 oocytes were retrived; MII oocytes 16+2ICSI DONE16 EMBRYOS DAY 2DAY OF CRYOPERSERVATION Day 3Cell grade 8X8A,3X6A;2X5B3grade C embryos dizcardedFIRST fet 1early stage and 2 compaction gradeResult negativeSecond fet 1blastocystand 2 early stage embroys tranfered result negativeUterus is arcurate and both tubes patentQueryAre the embryos okay..? or donor eggs suggested since AMH is very high ie 24OrIs it that uterus is arcuate and implantation not possible?Is surrogacy suggested?

    The poor patient is very confused – and her doctor is adding to her confusion, by not sharing information with her.

    This was my advice.

    Any clinic which does not provide embryo photos is a poor quality clinic.PCOD patients have lots of eggs, so there’s no need to use donor eggs.An arcuate uterus is a normal anatomical variant, of no clinical importance.Rather than think about changing your uterus or your eggs, you would be much better off changing your IVF doctor ! 

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