you've got me worried now :? , as I was told polyp was not a problem and no one has ever mentioned removing it. They did say it was only very small and that it was not a problem.

I don't want to be borrowing trouble as I have already had enough hassle due to being forced to change clinics by my ...

Its a funding issue. My PCT won't fund anyone with a BMI above 28.

Yorkie

Hi SammyLou

I have a polyp in my uterus was spotted at down reg scan. They said it was nothing to worry about and I did go on to concieve through IVF. They also stressed it was not cause of m/c and it really is not something to be concerned about.

Yorkie

its a long and boring story but we were intially refused NHS funding (my husband has an 18 year old daughter that we see 3 times a year if we are lucky) and went to a lovely local clinic (with excellent success rates). I had an excellent cycle and did get preg but miscarried.

Our GP never told us ...

Got a bit uncomfortable as i got close to retrieval it felt like my belly was full of water balloons!

The ER was fine and I had sedation. i don't remember any of it.

Was quite uncomfortable for a couple of days after but I would not say it was painful, standing up for long periods of time was ...

Hi clair,

its a while since i saw your message and i don't know if you are trying to appeal.

I've already said that i'm in similar circumstances to you and have successfully appealed. we are now trying to be allowed to use our funding at the centre we had our first cycle.

While researching to ...

thanks for the suggestion that I give my baby a name. We both thought it was a boy although there is no logical reason for thinking this. I have decided to call the baby Michael after my sister Michaela.

Thanks for your advice. Am having a relatively good week. (Three days in row with no tears ...

have spoken to my old clinic (Hull) and they are going to write to Leeds. Hopefully will help. Also Hull have written to my PCT and MP about getting my funding transferred so I can go back to them. Why they make you go all the way to leeds when hull is 15mins away I don't know. Maybe a plan to ...

am much calmer now.

Thanks to everyone who's replied to this and given me info on the high FSH stream.

glad i'm not the only one who seems to know more then the doctors seem to.

My husband calls doctors 'mechanics' - they know how to fix it but they don't get why it broke!

Keep hoping everyone ...

having had a very miserable week last week have progressed from downright depression to fury. Can't take it out on my mates so I thought I'd have a good rant here with people who get it and know its not self pity

Feel free to join in

These are the people I'm really annoyed with

1) mY gp for ...

thanks for being so positive - i'm now at Leeds (its a long story but my PCT refused funding so I first went to Hull as 15 miles away - and then I finally won my appeal but have to go to Leeds - 65 miles away)

A lot of what the dr said is contradicted in their booklet. She also told me my emby's ...

Mine also 2-3 days no one ever suggested a problem and I responded OK during IVF. Quote 'What a lovely endometrium' from the bloke harvesting my eggs. (You don't really want people making you laugh when you've a probe stuck up your bits but it did make me relax!)

yorkie

my FSH is 9.5 which according to research I've done is high but not extremely high. I'm 33 by the way. Anybody able to tell me more...

I also wondered if dr was negative because she did not want to take us now that I feel calmer feels a bit like a hidden agenda. She said IVF very unlikely to work ...

Have already had IVF and it was sucessful but miscarried. No one ever mentioned my FSH levels though I knew my progesterone was low and was not ovulating. Responded to clomid but did not concieve.

Yesterday went for first appt at new clinic (we did not want to change but had to due to a funding ...

my husband has a 18 year old daughter and we were also told that we had to pay. A year later I discovered by accident that we should have been told to appeal. Was mid way through 1st ICSI at the time. Wrote to the PCT involved and said that I did not have what they call 'parental experience' (we ...