Podejście które będę miała w Grecji nazywane jest mini ivf.
Różnie ono wygląda : niektóre kobiety zaczynają clomid od 2 czy 3 dnia cyklu, I dopiero po kilku dniach dodają np menopur czy gonal f itp.
U mnie wygląda to tak: clomid i menopur 150 od 2 dnia cyklu. W 1 lub 2 dniu cyklu mam się zgłosić na kontrolę do lekarza, żeby sprawdzić czy nie ma żadnych cyst itp. Moim lekarzem będzie jak zawsze Aage Huseby.
W 9 dniu cyklu muszę już być w Grecji w klinice.
Znalazłam ciekawy artykuł o tym sposobie leczenia, więc jestem dość pozytywnie nastawiona:
Mini-IVF is designed to recruit only a few (but high quality) eggs, thus avoiding the risks of hyperstimulation, reducing the number of injections and dramatically reducing the cost of medications. In many patients who had very poor quality embryos with conventional IVF stimulation protocols, mini-IVF dramatically improved their embryo quality and resulted in pregnancy in otherwise “hopeless cases”. This approach is not just a simple-minded reduction in hormonal stimulation. It is an ingeniously conceived and completely different stimulation protocol that saves the patient much of the complexity and cost associated with more conventional IVF protocols.
I z innego źródła :
The pioneering Mini IVF research in Japan has led to several important discoveries:
- Not every cycle results in eggs that will produce a normal embryo
- The lead follicle in a cycle contains the egg that is most likely to produce a viable embryo
- Most of the eggs retrieved in conventional IVF cycles will not produce embryos that reach the blastocyst stage
- The blastocyst rate (i.e., the percentage of eggs that will reach the blastocyst stage) is much higher in patients who follow minimal stimulation protocols, since fewer poor-quality eggs are generated. This outcome further supports the theory that the leading follicles produce the best quality eggs.
I kolejne :
Mini-IVF After Failed Conventional IVF
Isn’t bigger always better? Not necessarily.
Dr. John Zhang, founder and medical director of New Hope Fertility Center, explains that mini-IVF is aimed at producing quality eggs, while conventional IVF is going for quantity.
In some women, trying to produce many eggs can backfire and cause problems. Having a failed conventional IVF treatment doesn’t mean mini-IVF won’t work.
“Failing a cycle happens for a number of reasons,” says Dr. Zhang. “Some of these are age-related poor egg quality, stress, poor uterine environment that prevents an egg from implanting, incorrect hormone levels, and more. In many cases, someone who fails a conventional cycle will have better luck with a lower stimulation protocol like mini-IVF since it can produce higher quality eggs.