If it does in fact turn out turn out that you have lost this precious one, then perhaps might be worth checking out other things like killer cells. I spent 3 months at the end of last year getting that all checked out. Each IVF miscarriage we had the foetus matter was sent off to a lab to show nothing was wrong (Dr said 80% of people get some kind of an answer with these tests). So my new specialist tested me and DH for EVERYTHING & I mean EVERYTHING. She stopped at nothing. To cut a long story short the only thing she could find was that I kept getting BV infections from an overgrowth of Strep B (usually a sign there is an immune disorder, which they tested me for and couldn't find). A bacteria that normally exists quite happily in everybody, and one that my IVF Dr didn't care too much about. Yet since she treated me with anti-biotics for this and part way through my pregnancy so far, I have my 1st really strong chance. I've had 2 early scans and we can see the baby has grown with strong heartbeat. They are big on combatting bacteria in the States when it comes to infertility, but hasn't cottoned on over here as yet.
There was another girl in here (can't remember her name). Anyway, after 7 IVF miscarriages her specialist (not IVF Dr) treated her for a bacteria that is present in her urine and she now has a beautiful baby. Again, it was a bacteria that most Dr's will tell you is present in most people and not a problem, yet she's now got results. She is the one that encouraged me to get tested for bacteria's. I knew I suffered BV but didn't know why.
So I think there is something to be said for these "popular & ever present" bacteria and infertility. Hard to find a Dr here who will assist you with that though. Certainly don't expect any IVF Dr's or GP's to buy it.
There is a great website worth checking out that my Specialist researched for me: www.rialab.com
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