#1st Ivf Baby

[ihrindia]

The World’s first IVF Baby – A Medical Marvel | IHR’s contribution in the field of ART

Dr. Deepak Goenka Director, Institute of Human Reproduction IVF Specialist

IVF is a process in which embryos are formed by mixing sperm and oocyte outside the human body and transferring those fertilized embryos inside the woman’s uterus. Today, IVF has become the mainstream medical treatment for infertility. Hundreds and thousands of children are conceiving through this procedure every day.

Introduction – the World’s first IVF Baby

Louise Brown was the result of the first successful IVF, which is considered to be among the most remarkable medical breakthrough of the 20th century. She was born on 25th July 1978 at Oldham and District General Hospital, Manchester, England. She was born to the lucky parents Lesley and Peter Brown at 11:47 pm, Tuesday by caesarean section and weighed 5 pounds, 12 ounces (2.608 kg) at birth.

It was the hard work of gynaecologist Patrick Steptoe and physiologist Robert Edward who made this miracle happen. As the birth of Louise Brown brought joy to the whole world, they added joy in between her name and named her Louise Joy Brown.

The Struggle Story

Lesley and Peter were from a small city Bristol. Peter Brown worked as a driver for British Rail. He has two daughters from a previous marriage Beverly and Sharo.

Before giving birth to Louise, Lesley Brown had suffered nine years of infertility due to blocked tubes. Bristol clinician, Dr Rosalin Hinton explained to the couple that some experimental IVF procedure was going on in Manchester but the chance of success is one in a million. They were so desperate for a child that they travelled 180 miles from Bristol to Manchester and met with pioneers Dr. Patrick Steptoe and Robert Edward in 1976.

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[kyrasims91]

After a few month struggle to get a noo boo. Kenzo and Barbie decided to do an IVF (science baby) together and its success. Meet their 1st baby boy, Kenny Ken Robert, he is sunny baby.

[bloomingkyras]

Meet the next NSB extended second heir Cayden Evans-M. Who was born in the night of Halloween while his 2 mum despite each other and 1 more tragic moment in his life as he begin to explore the world, his Aunty, Xienna pass away..but he still remain calm with what ever happen to his life..

psa: the IVF donor 1st condition was, the baby (Cayden) must have his family name, so I just put His family Initial (M) and another condition, he want to visit the baby when he born and it will be a private meeting between the IVF donor and his baby.

tq to @powluna for his halloween costume ❤️ (trick or treat gift )

[sweetlittlegingy]

Hey!! I love all your fics, especially your Better Man Series it’s definitely my favorite Jake Seresin story on Tumblr!!

I was hoping to put in a request for Jake if I may!!

The reader is Maverick’s daughter and Jake’s wife and is a elementary school teacher on base (kindergarten or 1st grade), and maybe she brings her class to Top Gun on a field trip so all the kids can see the plane’s and all the kids are so excited!

There is this one little boy who is as cute as a button and has little round glasses (because for some reason I think little boys with glasses are absolutely adorable) and he is practically attached to the readers hip because he’s shy and has really bonded with the reader, he’s definitely her favorite student.

Jake sees how the reader is with the little boy, lifting him up to see parts of the jet, holding his hand the whole time, and snapping a few pictures of him and the other kids for their parents and for you to put up in your class room. Watching you interact with the kids makes him really want a baby with you and maybe later that night he mentions that he wants a baby and the reader is so happy because she had been thinking of how to tell Jake that she wanted to start trying for a baby. They immediately start trying for a baby (maybe we see the baby making haha 😂) and after a few months they find out they are pregnant!

They tell the rest of the squad and everyone is so happy for them, Mav definitely cries because he’s finally going to be a grandpa. Jake dotes on the reader through her whole pregnancy and will even stop by the school to eat lunch with her and spend some time with her class, now the little boy is attached to Jake as well. When the reader goes into labor Jake is there coaching her through the whole process helping her in anyway he can. When the baby is finally born they are both in awe of how much it looks like both of them and they couldn’t be more in love.

And to think that if maybe the reader had brought her kids to Top Gun sooner, she would have already had a baby and she and Jake wouldn’t have had to tiptoe around each other.

I’m sorry this is so long, I just love the way you write so much and couldn’t resist!! I hope you can find the time to write this, I’m sure you are very busy! But if not, I completely understand!! Thank you!! 🫶🏻🫶🏻

Hello, Nonnie!!

So I love the idea and I've decided to make it into a series. Sweet Nothings!

I did change a few details, which I hope is okay!

Same things: Reader is a Mitchell, married to Jake, a kindergarten teacher, and visits top gun! (Also Smut and Fluff babes!)

Different things: It's an adoption story (Reader does IVF) and it twins instead of just the boy.

I really hope you like it, if not reach out again and I will try to get this specific ask done. 🤍 Also I'm so happy that you love Better Man! It's my baby and knowing you guys love it, just makes my day!! Thank you so much for your support and I hope you like the new series!!!

P.s. my lovely G @topguncortez is currently writing a teacher x Jake. That has the reader getting pregnant! It’s not exactly like what you asked for, but it has some of the things! It’s called What to Expect

Love

-G

[blueiight]

im gonna write a fic where lxl end up w/ another kid (not one of lestat’s ivf babies vik or rose no. its just a kid. w no rhyme or reason why or how) but claudia’s still around and shes like burning w hatred + envy for this kid bc it just reminds her how shes nobody’s 1st choice but she puts on a face for them n manages to convince lxl to let her be alone w the kid n drive them around somewhere and some tragic incident happens on the hunt..!! the poor thing is gone. this kid was always so horrified & fragile n unprepared for this life of immortality anyways. room for reasonable doubt. did or didnt she? we wont ever know💕

[ttcbbyr]

I'm on year 6 of infertility, people who were pregnant when I first started trying are on their 3rd baby. It feels like literally everyone, friends, family, colleagues, everyone is announcing pregnancies, births, baby photos, 1st birthdays, first day of school, and I am coming to terms with the fact that what I am feeling, all the time, is grief.

I am grieving, for things that might never be for me. I feel a deep horrible hollowness that I cannot even begin to explain. I am angry and hurt and so increasingly alone. I feel awful because I can't talk to anyone, because it's just such a horrible topic. It's like this awful elephant in the room and I try very hard to ignore it, but it just gets bigger.

The last couple of months have been the worst, I feel like every day I am hit by a huge wave of grief that knocks me down and I am constantly just trying to stay above water and not drown.

I know we have to make a decision very soon, to pursue IVF or to be childless, and I'm very scared.

Honestly, I feel so alone all the time.

[breezybcy]

meet riley.

basics.

full name: riley elizabeth ryder

nicknames: rye, riles (but only by friends, anyone else it irritates her and makes her feel childish)

age: 34

pronouns: she/her

gender: cis woman

birthday: january 15th, 1989

zodiac: capricorn sun, taurus moon, cancer rising

hometown: cleveland, ohio (i hate myself but im leaving this in. rip riley at least you got out of ohio)

time in monterey: 10 years

occupation: general surgeon at monterey bay hospital

relationship status: perpetually single

fc: dianna agron

connected to otterbay: yes, daughter in 1st grade

personality.

positive traits: very smart, ambitious, kind, empathetic 

negative traits: awkward, quiet, aloof, loner, kinda weird 

hobbies: riley has very little time for hobbies, but in the rare moments she does have time, she likes to listen to podcasts and browse furniture/home décor stores

more info.

riley is the only child of two well known doctors, from a young age, they pushed her to follow in their footsteps and raised her to do nothing but study. she was always advanced when it came to school and thanks to a remarkably photographic memory, she was able to fly through school by jumping grades. she graduated high school two years early. finished college and med school faster than any of her peers and became one of the youngest surgical interns at her parents hospital at the age of 22. (yes, there was a bit a nepotism in getting her to go to the same hospital but riley quickly showed that she didn’t need the nepotism to get there)

as an intern at the hospital, riley fell in love with a woman and her parents were not happy with that. they weren’t exactly outright homophobic, but they didn’t approve. they thought it would tarnish their family name if it got out that their daughter liked women. riley didn’t want to hide who she was or hide her relationship, so her parents cut her off and riley left them and their hospital. she moved to monterey bay at 24 and took up a position at their hospital 

the relationship, like most of those when your work is so demanding, did not last. the two broke up and went their separate ways but riley was not going to crawl back home to her parents and act like it never happened so she stayed in the bay and took up a fellowship position once her residency was up

despite the fact that she was single and had no family and that she works one of the most demanding jobs there are, riley decided to start a family of her own when she was 26 and rather than get pregnant with a one night stand and have a baby daddy attached to her for 18+ years, she decided to do it herself and had her daughter at 27 via IVF (hashtag rich doctor money)

riley’s daughter, avery, is now 7 and in first grade at otter bay elementary. riley is trying her best to not fuck up her daughter or push her like her own parents did. she wants to break the cycle and make sure her daughter knows that she is loved no matter what she chooses to do with her life and no matter who she chooses to love. even though she’s doing everything “alone” she does have the help of a nanny but she also feels a lot of guilt when she leaves avery with them for too long, but it helps with her work schedule always changing

i picture her not really fitting in with the rest of the parents in the bay, she doesn’t really have time for all the new fads and things that all the other rich parents probably do. because she went through school so young and fast, she doesn’t have the easiest time connecting with people and making friends her own age since everyone she went to school and worked in hospitals with were 3+ years older than her and that characteristic has followed her to the bay. she has been there for ten years so i’m sure everyone knows her or knows of her, but she’s probably not super close or open to them

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[balancedtranslocationdiaries]

23.01.23

First trimester has been tough.

I think there's a common misconception that you should just be grateful you're pregnant or can get pregnant. I'll be the first to admit I would roll my eyes when I heard a pregnant person complaining whilst in the trenches of IVF. "WHAT DO YOU MEAN AT LEAST YOU CAN GET PREGNANT??!??!!?!"

Now that I've experienced both sides, I can see how toxic and damaging this view is. It encourages silence and secrecy and regardless of how easy it was to fall pregnant or how difficult - for a lot of women first trimester sucks.

My mental health isn't the worst it's been right now, but pretty close.

I'm currently 12 weeks and 3 days pregnant and I've had indescribable fatigue since 5 weeks. I go to sleep at 8:30pm (and that's forcing myself to stay awake) because of the nausea that hits at 5pm each day and doesn't relent until I'm asleep. If I go to a social event (wedding, birthday, dinner etc.) I'm borrowing energy from the next day because the next day I'm catatonic and nausea hits harder. For example, I went to a wedding on Friday and 1st birthday on Saturday and spent the rest of Saturday and Sunday in bed or on the couch too flat to change the channel or even pick something worthwhile to watch.

I have no motivation to eat healthy as eating anything is a challenge and I have no drive to exercise because I have such little energy. This is doing a lot for my body image, guilt around giving the baby the right nutrition and fears around being able to fit into my wedding dress in November.

Each day feels like groundhog day. Get up, have breakfast, work, nap, work, go to bed. The want to do anything I used to enjoy (crochet, baking, reading, getting a coffee, seeing friends, taking Kevin to the dog park etc.) is too overwhelming, so I don't.

There are a few reasons I think I'm feeling so low. The first is my antidepressant (Zoloft) has been reduced on the advice of my GP from 75mg to 50mg. My obstetrician advised that it's likely I'm not experiencing any effects of the 50mg because of the doubling in blood volume due to pregnancy. My next appointment with her is 2nd of February so I'll see what the pros and cons of increasing the dose are.

I feel like a useless partner, friend and colleague.

Walking, running and creating (whether that's writing, painting, drawing, crocheting, baking etc.) has no appeal to me right now. I blame depression, anxiety and fatigue for this. How can I get out of a slump if I can't will myself to engage in any of my usual coping strategies?

IVF GUILT - I feel completely guilty that I feel this way at all. When someone asks how I've been going I lie and say "It was super hard at the beginning but I'm coming out of it now thankfully!" because no one asks that question wanting a genuine answer.

Feeling the same way day in day out makes me wonder if I'll ever feel better. My rational brain knows I will but it's really hard to believe that while in it. It also makes me doubt my ability to be a good parent. How can I be a good parent if I feel so sick and tired all the time?

I am genuinely over the moon grateful that my body is capable of growing a tiny human and that we get the oppurtunity to be parents. I would do this over and over and over again if that's what we needed to do.

My desire to be a parent and my negative experience of first trimester are completely different things and I want to make that abundantly clear.

I just felt like I needed to vent and I do so in the hope that someone else out there, feeling the same way or who has felt the same way before, feels validated and understood.

The reason I've deliberately mentioned 'first trimester' and not, 'pregnancy' in general, is because I have hope that things will get better as everyone keeps saying. Let's watch this space and see.

[freedom-sying]

A tough, frustrating and tiring journey...IVF

2019 to 12th April 2024

In year 2019, we decided to embark on a journey of IVF after trying out naturally for 2 years+. We were very hopeful of what IVF is gonna bring us with...

Making a decision to go through IVF wasn't an easy piece. I struggled with emotional barrier more than anything else. Needles and procedures were not the stopping factor for me as i feel i have high tolerance and is more determined to go through what the IVF process takes with me. Emotionally and mentally was tough. I often questioned myself, whether if our sex life was satisfying...is it me that is causing the whole infertility issue (with my very bad menstrual cramps experiences) etc...Managing CH's emotions and mindset back then was tough too. Discussions were not easy. But eventually, we decided to for it and the motivator was this: What is the difference i do it now compared to i do it later? Nothing. So i go for it.

Because i was so busy preparing myself mentally and emotionally (which i deemed as a crucial factor for any situation that needs tough decision), i wasn't giving any expectation or in depth research on what exactly i will be going through. Yes, online information will tell you that you have to go through a infertility test etc...and reflecting to be honest, i underestimated the impact of the whole IVF procedure. As usual, we went for our 1st consultation, took some blood tests etc..and i was told to go for a Hysterosalpingogram - a scan to check for any blocked fallopian tubes. Happily and Naively, i just went alone without my husband. Well...i honestly thought it was a very simple scan which probably wont affect me much. But unfortunately, it wasn't so. I started to get affected when nurses asked me, "your husband didn't come with you?"...looking at the couples waiting for their turns...i am starting to get worry. Still, i am already there and i went for it. The procedure was terrible and unexpected. It is also probably the nature of my body that is causing that amount of pain, uncomfortableness as well as it is VERY invasive. Came out of this from a shock and kinda scolded/blamed CH for not coming with me for practical reasons.

So......there were findings from this scan. 2.5cm polyp, entrometriosis and potentially blocked tubes that came up. All other aspects were fine and within range. We had to get that fixed before we could proceed with anything. and here, comes COVID. It has to be a key hole surgery and i had to be put under anesthesia. Well, come to think of it, it was my first ever surgery under anesthesia and i HAD TO GO IN ALONE because of COVID. Emotionally and mentally was bad. CH was affected with his skin issues and father issues due to COVID. and there i was trying to manage and cool everything down. and so yeah, I broke down eventually, screaming at CH and flaring at each other. CH eventually realized it but it is definitely not helping with his not so thoughtful character when comes to taking care of people....

Mid 2020

I was only feeling the scared and worriedness only when i was lying on the bed when they begin pushing me into the theatre. And woah...waiting time is damn long for any surgery because of the prep that they need to do. Everything was new to me, i am trying to calm myself down and all those emotions...and this is when, i realized physical pain threshold does nothing to me. Emotional and mental threshold is the one that can kill me. But the nurses are nice and professional, they give you the exact comfort needed. While waiting for my turn, i heard a new born baby crying and arriving into the world! I felt so damn comforting and happy that i "watched" his arrival.....and phew the next min, i am on the theatre bed...they gave me the oxygen mask to breathe into 3 counts and i blanked out.

I started to hear noise around me....and blinking my eyes to open...the 1st thought that came to my mind was...the surgery is over? It is exactly how it is shown in the dramas...Woah...it can be damn scary if i am knocked out without knowing what i am in for. Slowly, i regained conscious....there are beeping sounds, nurse discussions around...and i needed to go the toilet! I asked, but this stupid OT nurse, didn't allow me to go....probably they want to push it to the ward nurse by telling me that you will go to the ward soon ya...i was too weak to argue..so i just waited. I can feel the effects of the surgery and anesthesia and slept throughout. Out of the sudden in the middle of the night, my abdomen is in pain so badly that i pressed the call bell immediately. i was rolling all over the bed, screaming out of my lungs....The doc came and the first thing she said is, we need to release your bladder and poke something in you. Woah! she scared the hell out of my life! like What? you need to poke a needle into my pussy?? but the moment it was inserted, i am done. i can feel the urine came out of my body and i am relax and at peace....it is an experience i can never forget in my life. Unexpectedly, recovery takes me 1 month and i was not able to move much after the surgery.

2021

**2021 is a year that i have very vague memories. I believe it was all hit by COVID, which slowed down all the processes and we were still hoping to conceive naturally.

We thought all is good after the surgery, but god knows....my period paused for 4 months and we were thought perhaps, we should still give it a try naturally since there is no issues with other stuffs. But then, i decided to just go for it. Unfortunately, COVID hits the hardest in 2020/2021. There were so many uncertainties and changes to the processes etc...Long long waiting times and queue for the next session.

July 2021

While i was trying my best to stay healthy and sane for COVID times by doing zumba....I had a very bad accident - I dislocated my knee. This is also a life experience that i could never forget. I was so scared and in pain at the moment when it happened, but what worse that i didn't expect is the recovery takes 6 months to 1 year for me to fully recover to perform daily activities like walking. It hits me physically badly and emotionally with CH not being understanding and had to deal with all these ordeals. We cannot proceed with IVF in this kind of state nor also try naturally....So....my IVF process is kinda on hold...>< and unknowingly, all these are slowly creeping into me and getting me into a depressed mode.

Dec 2021 - Feb 2022

Well....i am not sure if it is because i was too busy...i felt a strange fatigue and pain in my right shoulder around Dec 2021. i wasn't focusing on my period dates that consciously like pervious months and "ding!, i got a positive on the test kit in Jan 2022. Alot that happened in a short span of 1 month. From happiness, excitement, worriedness, sadness, disappointment, lost and grieving. It was an emotional roller coaster and eventually, we lost our kid in Feb 2022. The miscarriage experience is one that i won't forget, i was so damn in pain that many said it is like a labour but i pulled it through without any medical aids while going the hospital. I almost at one point felt that i had passed out due to extreme pain. and the process to clear out the "unwanted" stuff is so bad. And is at the moment, i realized how critical, stressful and important to quick and fast for moments like this where life and death matters even for seconds. However, i felt this miscarriage is somehow blessing in disguise to me.

1st IVF procedure in SGH (Oct 2022)

After all these, giving my womb the amount of time to rest, we finally started our 1st IVF in Oct 2022. Again, i went in without naively and it was something that went out of expectation too. Needles and injections were part of it, and i am surprised that i very prepared for it and my threshold level is not low. We managed to push through the 2 weeks of injection and here comes the transfer....before the transfer, it was already made known to us that the embryos are not growing ideally and there are fragmented cells in there. in short, they are not of good quality and growth stage but we can take the chance to transfer into my body. The extraction process was horrible. I was screaming away badly and in pain because of the invasive procedure and under sedation. I was taken aback by my whole reaction and of coz again...i am kinda half knock out and only to realised i back in my bed after the procedure. CH was there to witness how crazy i went and i am sure he is also surprised too. The transfer process also triggered my deep down emotions on the miscarriage as the position and actions were the same as what they did to clear the "Stuff". Honestly, my overall emotional and mental health is bad. Physically, it is definitely affected, but the key is my mind.

So....again unexpected, i was given 2 weeks of HL to be home. Of coz, being a very responsible employee, i had to take up some work. But of all times, things all happened at once when i am away....still....it wasn't pleasant. and ultimately it failed. The doc reviewed our results and they can't determine any factor, but highly likely is genetic related. So....we were saddened by this fact.

Change to NUH.....

Again.....my period paused for 4 months or so....I was so damn pissed by SGH's attitude for not putting patient's care and concern first. They brushed me off when i enquired about this "Gap" and all i got was an "abortion" med to induce the period. I then decided to change as i am not comfortable. and....wait again....

June 2023

So after so much of ups and downs, we did our 2nd IVF at NUH. With that experience we had, this was a much easier load to take. Extraction and transfer is done under anesthesia, which i am more comfortable with. But still, it failed. No embryo grow till it is suitable for transfer.

Dec 2023 - April 2024

I thought changing role and becoming more relax, would help with the IVF. I change my mentality to making sure my body is fit and well enough to take the kid through the 9 months IF it happens, even for 0.01%. I am starting to accept the fact that it is genetic issue. Somehow, i am not too sure if it is too relaxed, my ovaries development was up and down too. It eventually overgrown that i can't do an immediate transfer and had to do a frozen one. Worse still, i only had 1 embryo that can be frozen. I can feel that god is giving me signs and positively about this IVF With the people i met, the insta that i came across, random people sharing with me their experiences....But still......

12th April 2024 - We received the update that the IVF failed this time too. Yes, it is still disappointing....but this is the conclusion for our IVF journey.

It is a very long post, which reflects how long, frustrating and tiring my IVF journey is...there are still many details that i am tired to put in already.......but that is exactly how it is for this whole entire experience. Well, i am not giving up. just that i hope life/god can give me signs/hints and help me to manage my mindset, mentally and emotionally to give love and receive love so that i can have my own child for a complete family and bond.

With that, I will close this chapter of my life and move on to the next journey - Adoption. =)

[eduebookstore]

Clinical Management of Pregnancies following ART, ISBN-13: 978-3319428567 [PDF eBook eTextbook] Publisher: ‎ Springer; 1st ed. 2016 edition (December 2, 2016) Language: ‎ English 263 pages ISBN-10: ‎ 331942856X ISBN-13: ‎ 978-3319428567 This book provides a detailed overview of the possible risks associated with ART pregnancies and their clinical management. While most pregnancies following Assisted Reproduction Treatment (ART) will progress normally and without any complications to mother or baby, some women who conceive after ART as well as their babies are at increased risk of pregnancy complications. There are some schools of thoughts proposing pregnancies following IVF should be regarded as being “high risk” and requires special attention. There are various reasons why ART pregnancies may be at higher risk – Female and male age factor, increased chance of multiple pregnancies, underlying cause of subfertility (pelvic pathology, uterine pathology, endometrial dysfunction) and potential increase in birth defects. Clinical Management of Pregnancies following ART discusses the importance of understanding potential risks and problems, the psychological impact on prospective parents, and the available choices for parents. It is a useful guide for all health professionals involved in the care of women undergoing ART. Kanna Jayaprakasan is a Royal College (RCOG) accredited sub-specialist in Reproductive Medicine and Surgery. He has completed his subspecialty training at NURTURE, Queen’s Medical Centre, Nottingham, where he subsequently worked as IVF Consultant and Associate Professor for two years before he moved to take up the lead consultant role at Derby fertility unit. Mr. Jayaprakasan’s special interests include Assisted Conception (IVF/ICSI), Reproductive surgeries (Laparoscopy and Hysteroscopy), recurrent pregnancy loss, recurrent implantation failure, PCOS and endometriosis. Mr Jayaprakasan is an expert in the application of advanced pelvic ultrasound in the field of fertility, in which he has done his PhD. Lucy H. Kean, Bm, BCh, DM, FRCOG Consultant in Fetal and Maternal medicine Chief of service for Obstetrics and Gynaecology Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust Department of Obstetrics Nottingham United Kingdom What makes us different? • Instant Download • Always Competitive Pricing • 100% Privacy • FREE Sample Available • 24-7 LIVE Customer Support

[fertility-journey-20s]

So my period turned up on Tuesday so I'm cycle day 3 today I guess I'm a bit late in posting this...

I thought my period showed up right on time later Monday morning but it seems that it was just spotting as it didn't really appear for the rest of the day. Tuesday was a proper flow so we class that as day 1. Because it was day 1 you know what that means! I had to call my fertility clinic to start my treatment! I was very nervous, up until now I've just been going for tests and doing what the drs and nurses have told me, this was the first time the ball was in my court... not much is going to be happening this month. The nurses have arranged for my fertility drugs to be dispensed and delivered to my house. I'll add a photo below of the list of drugs I'll be having for my treatment. And yes you will have read correctly that I'll have 45 pessaries! 45! Forty-bloody-five! (I can already feel the thrush coming on!)

The nurses are also scheduling my appointment calender (or so they said on the phone) this is going to be sent to me by post.

I will also be taking a drug called norethisterone which is to control when I bleeeeeeed ill be taking this from day 21 which is the 3rd July. I have to call mid next week to see if its ready to collect and then drive 50mins to the clinic to collect them 🤦‍♀️

I believe I'll be on short protocol, and judging by the flow chart I think my transfer will be end of July-ish

I have a whole range of emotions - nervous, scared, excited. I keep thinking "I'm going to have a baby!" Planning the wording for my Facebook pregnancy announcement, thinking of how I can incorporate all the meds I'll have taken. Then I have to give me a mental slap to reality and how it seems like for a lot of people IVF doesn't work 1st time, it can take multiple cycles. Multiple cycles we can't afford, we have one chance to do this and that's it.

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[mayuris-posts]

Good day bloggers. A warm welcome to Yash IVF blogs. 2023 has arrived with a bang with respect to key findings about IVF. By now, we know the difference between in vivo and in vitro. In the true sense, in vitro fertilization (IVF) is advancing and we are closer to achieving the goal to create a pregnancy which is as close as the natural one.

We have heard, the frozen embryo of 30 years has resulted in a twin pregnancy recently. Many celebrities opened up about the battle of infertility. A well-known celebrity was sad about not knowing about fertility preservation. She was helpless about the infertility battle and her tears made a way for disturbing facts. A stalwart of international repute was fortunate to preserve her eggs at age 30, waited to meet Mr Right and could enjoy motherhood now.

In this process of exchange, we felt the dire need to erase the misconceptions and create awareness about fertility. Let us walk together and get the facts right here.

When you are trying to conceive, the right approach is to visit the infertility specialist. Only a professionally trained consultant with good experience and international exposure will be able to assess and put in place an effective plan to ensure pregnancy- quickly and affordably

Some Common Misconceptions:

1. If you are healthy, and eating right, then age does not matter.

If you are healthy does not mean your reproductive health is good. Reproductive health is delicate and complex involving, many hormones. The biological clock ticks fast for women over 35. The quantity of eggs goes down as age progresses. The quality of eggs matters the most. The quality of eggs is a matter of concern as it may cause implantation failure or miscarriage. Age affects the fertility of men and women. Age is the single impactful point that affects a woman’s chance to conceive and have a healthy baby. A woman’s fertility starts to reduce significantly in her late 30s, and more so after the age of 35. The risks of pregnancy complications too increase.

Male fertility decline is more subtle as compared to females and a man’s age affects the chances of conception. Male age over 45 years increases the risk of miscarriage and the child’s risk of mental and developmental disorders.

2. Conception is easy after 1st baby’s birth

The firm belief in the majority of females is, there’s no way I can have a fertility problem after having my 1st baby. This is a case of Secondary infertility The factors responsible for fertility problems are pelvic scarring, endometriosis, blocked fallopian tubes, defective ovulation, poor sperm quantity or quality, and so forth. Irrespective of the cause, such conditions are either developed or worsened since the first birth. Complications during labour and delivery could have triggered a problem, or it’s an age-related fertility problem Treatments for primary and secondary fertility problems are often the same.

3. I am too slim, I will not have fertility problems like overweight females.

Obesity here refers to overnutrition and undernutrition. In both scenarios, it is over and above the ideal BMI (BODY MASS INDEX). Overweight, obese or underweight status can affect a woman’s fertility. Obesity can lower fertility in men too. One can have a greater chance of getting pregnant and having a healthy baby if you are close to a healthy weight. A measurable yet small weight loss can improve fertility and pregnancy health. Weight is directly linked to hormones & ovulation which has a significant impact on both sexes.

4. Fertility preservation is a farce and is only for rich people.

The biggest boon of fertility progress is a deep understanding of the process. It is very much possible to preserve eggs, and sperm to create babies in the future. Waiting for Mr.Right, yet not ready to settle for a baby, need financial planning, and working does not allow the planning of pregnancy can be a few examples that delay the pregnancies. Science of reproduction has allowed preserving the genetic material and surprisingly, such eggs or sperm don’t age over time.

Surprisingly, the cost of cryopreservation is within the reach of all and not knowing about this, is truly a matter of ignorance. Fertility preservation makes it possible for women to freeze their biological clock.

5. Irregular menstrual cycle means infertility

Complaints of Irregular menstrual cycles are common. Sleep disruptions, stress levels and exercise routines can modify the behaviour of hormones that regulate the menstrual cycle later. It is advisable to see a gynaecologist especially if you’ve gone more than three or four months without a period. Irregular menses may be the sign and symptom of many reproductive disorders but definitely translates into infertility. While correcting the underlying cause and regaining the hormonal balance, one can achieve conception.

6. Infertility is an issue of old people and those as young as 30, don’t need to bother.

Age is the most important deciding factor for fertility but due to various reasons, the young in their 30s still deal with it, too. It is estimated now,1 in 10 women face infertility before the age 30. Lifestyle, working environment, and exposure to harmful chemicals are some of the factors responsible for it. Smoking, Alcohol consumption too affect the reproductive organs.

7. IVF is the only option if you are unable to conceive naturally.

IVF is the option for a couple who are unable to conceive naturally but definitely not the only option. IVF is a costly and time-consuming procedure, reserved for certain conditions. For couples dealing with infertility, in vitro fertilization (IVF) is rarely the first option. There are many other less expensive treatments available. These fertility treatments are often determined by a few simple blood tests & sonography. According to the survey data available at NIH, 85-90% of infertility cases are treated with conventional medical therapies like medication or surgery.

8. He is already a father, he does not have fertility problems.

The statement often heard by us is not true. The reasons for secondary infertility exist for males too. Similar to female fertility, male fertility decreases with age, particularly after age 40.

Researchers have found a direct correlation between advancing paternal age and an increased risk of autism and schizophrenia. Men pass along as many as four times more genetic mutations compared with mothers. It is quite obvious as sperms are manufactured continuously. During the process, there are high chances of mutations. As a man ages, the concentration of mobile, healthy semen and semen volume overall will decrease.

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It is important that while discharging a nursing mother from hospital 0r 1st contact of nursing mother in OPD the following measures to be explained to the mother for successful breast feeding:

Only mother’s milk up to six month of age.

Up to to six month of age, no artificial milk, non water, gripe water, janamghuti, honey, tulsi to be given to the baby.

Sometimes you may wonder whether your milk is sufficient or not for the baby. You should not worry if baby is passing urine six or seven times a day. It may be less than 6 times in the first 7 days.

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