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08-08-2006, 09:07 AM
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question about immune testing
I just found out that I had another chemical pregnancy. My first chemical was in December after our first attempt at IVF. I just did a FET, transferring 2-6 day blasts which ended in a chemical. I have had 3 children all with the help of fertility meds. It has been 5 years since I have been pregnant. My question is can a woman develop immune problems? Everything looked great this time around. My lining was a 13 and my prog. level 5 days after transfer looked great. At this point I don't know what to think. Any advice would be helpful. Thanks.
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08-08-2006, 09:36 AM
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Location: Near Toronto Canada
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You bet you can develope immune issues. Pg can actually trigger them. I'll leave it to the experts on this board to repsond in more detail. Congrats on your LC, and best of luck trying to have another.
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Me 30 DH 37 TTC 4.5 yrs 5 IUI's & a LAP in 04 (endo) ALL BFN IVF # 1 Aug 05 BFN (5 frozen) FET#1 Sept 06 BFN. LOW LAD elevated NK cells. IVIg, Prednisone & had LIT on Nov 1st. Last FET approx Nov 23/06 Then we are done and moving to adoption! Mademoiselle of all clarinet players & scrap booking who’s a wonderful mommy to 2 furdoggies and 1 furkitty whom will defeat IF from Toronto people. |
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