YOUR TREATMENT JOURNEY
Our simplified patient pathway is designed for efficiency and ease.
Fertility Assessment
A fertility assessment with one of our consultants is the first step in all treatment. The tests included in this assessment confirm if you meet our eligibility criteria.
Aged up to 37
Our treatment plans have been formulated to maximise success for women who fall into this range, as they respond best to our Kind approach, requiring less medication and scans. Women over 36, when natural fertility begins to decline, often need more personalised treatment. You must begin your treatment medications before your 37th birthday to be eligible.
BMI of 30 or less
BMI is a shorthand calculation based on height and bodyweight. To proceed to treatment, we require a BMI of 30 or less, as we find women in this grouping are less likely to encounter complex treatment difficulties.
A good ovarian reserve
Ovarian reserve, measurable with a blood test, is often used as an indicator of fertility. Women with too low or too high of an ovarian reserve often respond poorly to treatment and may need specialised care – but we can evaluate this during your initial consultation and advise you accordingly.
Your eligibility for Kind iVF will usually be confirmed at your first consultation, with a doctor, following an ultrasound scan and AMH test.
The treatment programme (in detail)
Although every treatment is unique, they will all follow a similar format.
1. Nurse consultation
The nurse will confirm your medication plan and ensure you are fully informed about the process.
2. Medications begin
The nurse will have informed you when to take your medications. This is the stimulation phase of your treatment.
3. Monitoring scans
Ultrasound scans will be used to track your progress during stimulation. Your ovaries will be closely monitored to allow us to identify the correct time to collect your eggs.
4. Trigger injection
Once your follicles have reached a certain size, you will be instructed to self-administer a “trigger injection” to encourage ovulation. Your nurse will talk you through how to correctly administer your trigger.
5. Egg collection
Approximately 36 hours after your trigger injection you will attend the London Women’s Clinic for your egg collection. This takes place under sedation and will take approximately 20 minutes.
6. Embryology
The embryology team will take your collected eggs and fertilise them using IVF or ICSI depending on your treatment plan. The embryology team will carefully monitor the development of the resulting embryos using timelapse imaging.
7. Embryo transfer
You will have your embryo transfer three or five days after your egg collection. The embryology team will keep you updated on the progress of your developing embryos following your egg collection. The embryo transfer procedure takes approximately 30 minutes and does not require any sedation.
8. Pregnancy test
Two weeks after your embryo transfer you will have a BHCG blood test to measure the level of pregnancy hormone in your blood. The result will determine if your treatment was successful.
If you’d like further information or have any questions about any aspect of Kind iVF, we are here to help.
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