Often an IVF cycle goes perfectly , and the doctor is happy
with the medical process. He has transferred a top quality blastocyst; the
transfer was smooth; and the endometrium was 8 mm and trilaminar.
However, even though everything seems to be perfect, the IVF
cycle may still fail.
Patients then feel
cheated and upset ! After all, if the cycle was perfect and the doctor
was so happy and hopeful, then why didn't it work?
What they forget is that when we call a cycle perfect, we
only refer to the medical tangibles
which we can measure. Our technology is still not good enough to allow
us to assess all the hundreds of variables which influence implantation.
Thus, we look at the morphology of an embryo and grade it,
but we can't check its genetics. Similarly, while we can see that the
endometrium is thick and trilaminar on an ultrasound scan, this doesn't
necessarily mean that it's receptive, and we don't have the tests to be able to
assess this.
It's because our technology is limited that a perfect IVF
cycle doesn't always end in a pregnancy.
This is something we need to learn to live with, because
reproductive science is still not perfect.
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