Why does IVF fail repeatedly for no apparent reason?

It is an unfortunate fact that the UK is way behind in helping couples who have difficulty conceiving for no obvious reason. We trust our specialists and assume they are doing the best for us with regard to our emotional and physical health. But ...

All these treatments above relate to immunological issues.
The guy who knows everything there is to know about this is Dr Beer who has clinics in California and London - he has spent his life researching these issues.
This is the link for his site :

http://repro-med.net/intro.php

Have a good look ...

Hi Cath, I see you're in South Wales, I'm in Swansea and in the middle of consulting with Dr Beer. He's based in California and has a clinic in London but no staff there and he conducts most of his appointments on the telephone. Can probably give you the answers to most of your questions. Contact me ...

Glad you've found it useful, when I found out about it everything suddenly made sense. The only other helpful bit of info for you is that I read in one of Dr Beer's Q+A sessions that he thinks that if somebody requires immune therapy that the best time to try and conceive is on average 17.4 weeks ...

Just to let you all know that I've posted a new topic that gives all the info I know about immunological issues and infertility in the UK.
It's very long!!!
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Having researched the topic intensively I feel I am very likely to have immunological issues affecting my fertility (infertility of unknown cause, multiple fertility treatment failures - IUI/IVF/FET/ICSI, mild endometriosis and being a highly allergic individual!)

I’m sure many of you will ...

Just to let you all know that I'm in the middle of compiling a summary of all the useful info I've found about Dr Beer's approach to treating immunological issues relevant to infertility.
I'll have it done sometime tomorrow and will post it then...it'll be worth taking a look!
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Thanks for your replies.
Today we saw our consultant in South Wales and although she admitted to being sceptical about the benefit of having immunological investigation/treatment on the grounds of lack of randomised-control trials she has been hugely supportive and says that if I organise the tests ...

I've been convinced that my body is fighting the embryos but have
only just discovered the immunology link. After reading about it at repro-med.net I feel I have a strong case (infertility of unknown cause, multiple fertility treatment failures - IUI/IVF/FET/ICSI, mild endometriosis and being a ...

Thanks for that, I'll keep you posted on the [hopefully] positive result x

:?: I'm fretting because I had my first ET yesterday [18 eggs, 8 fertilized,2 seven cell embryos transferred, 6 good quality frozen] but I have a horrible viral illness with sore throat, cold symptoms, aches and pains etc and worry that this might effect the chances of implantation.
Anybody have ...

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Just to let you all know that after a fair amount of research I found out that:
1.Clinovia and Serono are the same and can't provide Puregon so I didn't pursue this.
2. Boots said they couldn't yet provide any IVF medications.
3. Calea and Organon are the same and can help me. They were ...

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Thankyou so much everybody, I'm going to follow all the suggestions up and will let you know. The clinic [Swansea] told me about Organon Homecare but had no contact details for them or anybody else.
So glad I found this site, really helps to read about other people's experiences, I feel quite ...

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I am 35 and have had 3 attempts at ovulation induction and 3 of IUI on NHS in last year - all unsuccessful. Still on NHS IVF list after 3 years and no chance of my name cropping up soon so today I went to a private appointment and will be starting treatment next month.I've been told that if ...