By: Geoffrey Sher

Geoffrey Sher — Thu, 03 Jan 2013 18:59:48 +0000

Indeed, if you still have eggs and can respond to stimulation with the production of several follicles, you can still do IVF. However, you would be advised to consider Embryo banking with CGH embryo selection and Staggered IVF.

Please go to the home page of this blog (www.IVFauthority.com ). When you get to the look for a “search bar” in the upper right hand corner. Type in the following subjects into the bar and it will take you to all the relevant articles I posted there.

 “An Individualized Approach to Ovarian stimulation” (posted on November 22nd, 2010)
 “Ovarian Stimulation in IVF: Why is it important to down-regulate LH?”
 “Agonist/Antagonist Conversion Protocol”
 “Traveling for IVF from Out of State/Country– The Process at SIRM-Las Vegas” (posted on March, 21st 2012)
 “A personalized, stepwise approach to IVF at SIRM”; Parts 1 & 2 (posted March, 2012)
 “IVF success: Factors that influence outcome”
 “Staggered IVF”
 “Embryo Banking”

Consider calling 800-780-7437 or 702-699-7437 to arrange a telephone or Skype consultation (free of charge to those who reside in the United States or Canada) so we can discuss your case in detail.. While an audiovisual (Skype) interaction is much more personable and preferable than a discussion by telephone, either will suffice.

Geoff Sher

By: virginia williamz

virginia williamz — Thu, 03 Jan 2013 07:04:09 +0000

My.name is.virginia.i.am 28 and what i am trying to find out is if you have any programs for.cancer patients after chemo i have been given 2 years off of chemo so that i can start a family have went theough several types of chemo and have been told i still have eggs but i also have pcos i am trying to make my life complete plese contact me if you can help in.any way

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