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Ivf advice
Recently diagnosed with suspected hydrosalpinx after four failed ivf its been 6 months did not conceive so dr advice ivf again last time with my own egg and they will remove hydrosalpinx aswell but my dr told me first they will take out eggs and then they will do laproscopy and do frozen cycle later and other dr told me they will first remove tubes and after three months they will do egg pick up I am totally confused as my amh level has reduced to 1.45 recently plz advicw which is better this will be my 4 th ivf cycle
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Dr. Raajam Murali S R
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
You can undergo ivf cycle and egg retrieval and freeze the embryos
Next cycle plan laparoscopy to treat the hydrosalpinx
The following cycle you can have your frozen embryo transfer
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Dr. Supriya Goyal
Gynecologist
14 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello .u can go for ovum pick up..freeze them.
Get salpingectomy ( tube removed),then go for frozen embryo transfer after gap of 6 months safely..this way u don't have to worry for low AMH.
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