Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 9:17 am
Post subject: Steralisation reversal or IVF? Hi there, hope your all well
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 10:52 am
Post subject: firstly I am shocked that at 25 and after 2 kids you were sterilsed.. way too young in my opinion.. BUT also as it was only a year and a half a go you have an excellent chance of it working.. the bad news it will cost around £3,500 as it is not done on the NHS.. equally you will have a good chance of success with IVF.. BUT it will cost the same for only one try.. where as with reversal you have multiple trys.. you may be able to do egg share with ivf to cut costs.. xx _________________ Tubal Reversal 19/7/10 Angel Baby due 18/5/2011 (ectopic) Angel Baby due 25/1/2012 (m/c) Angel Baby due 21/6/2012 (m/c) All 3 much loved and wanted xx Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 10:59 am
Post subject: Thank you for your reply
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 3:59 pm
Post subject: It always is made far too easy to have it done
At your age you would have a brilliant chance of IVF working Your chances with the reversal are very complex,and much less predictable, time since it was done may be a factor but there's a lot of debate about if thats relevant If you were prepared to donate some of your eggs you can get IVF almost free at some clinics , you just have to pay the HFEA fee, or might need to pay towards some drugs (but some GP's will help fund those as well ) so that could be a very cost effective option,(I've seen people say it cost between 200 and 800 a cycle) but as you're so young you have enough time to have a reversal and then if it doesn't work you're still going to be young enough to be an egg donor and do the IVF The reversal is hardly ever done on the NHS, i would cetainly ask about that as some ladies have managed to get it done but in most cases you have to self fund and it can be from around £3,000 to £4,500 depending on whereabouts you are Also the reversal carries an increased risk of ectopic pregnancy which is something to consider , some of the reversal women on here have gone through incredible heartbreak to try and get their babies and have ended up going to IVF in the end, whereas others have fallen pregnant quickly and everything was fine it just seems to be the luck of the draw, also TTC after the reversal is hard, i under estimated it , as you never know if your tubes are still open ,and it can take a while to get that positive test ,so it can be very draining, whereas all the IVF Ladies on here seem to feel its a fairly positive experience as everything happens quite quickly and you always know whats going on I'd get the op report first then speak to a consultant who knows about reversal and also an IVF clinic before making any decisions
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