Consecutive Natural FETs...

[Where there's hope]

Hi there

So after a failed natural FET cycle in February I am giving it another go this month with my last remaining frostie.

I just had my US and it seems I am ovulating much earlier than usual this month (around day 12). I think after the delays the progesterone pessaries caused last month things are a bit out of kilter as I always O on Day 14. Now I feel guilty I did not give my body a break and return to its own natural rhythm.

In am now looking for some concrete reassurance
Any success stories out there on consecutive natural FET cycles working????????? I ask these kind of questions to my clinic but the answer is usually based on my bloodwork being ok so I should be fine to go.

Thanks
WTH x

[butterfly_warrior]

I have to admit that my results from consecutive FET cycles just got worse and worse, but I am fairly convinced that was down to the declining quality of my stored embryos (they started with the best and worked their way through) rather than the fact that they were consecutive cycles.

If you're not comfortable with transferring at this point with things seeming a little wonky, then don't. While ever that embryo is still in the freezer, you aren't locked in to transferring.

BW

[Where there's hope]

Thanx BW! I spoke to my Clinic and they agreed I was ovulating earlier than the norm this month, but that this sort of thing starts to happen after age 35. But I have been spot-on with 28 days cycles since AF returned some months back. I was assured my lining was a good thickness. I think I might speak to my FS tomorrow after my next BT and see what he thinks, ie: would early ovulation during a natural FET cycle affect my chances of implantation...

[WeeMansMummy]

Just wanting to wish you good luck for your FET. I'll have my FX it is your lucky last frosty indeed! X

[Where there's hope]

Thanks BW and Jaki xx