Low Ovarian Reserve Support Group

Hello haven't log in for a long time. Just to share I've been diagnosed with low ovarian reserve since 2011 when I was 29 yrs old. I have tried iui, ivf, tcm, donor eggs, overseas ivf, supplements of all sorts since then. It's really the lowest point of my life during few years as I had to go through disappointment after disappointment. The last bit was that I had to go through etopic pregnancy which could be life threatening at that stage too. I'm blessed with a very supportive husband who suggested for me to start thinking about adoption. After a struggle of 3 yrs (lots of tears and money) we decided to stop all treatments and take the leap of faith to go for adoption. I'm 37 this yr blessed with 2 adopted kids. Best decision of my life.

I know many of you in this forum would be looking for solutions to help with the condition and I am sure with advancement of medical help definitely there will be better chances out there. I went through a lot of internal struggles as well. However for those who wishes to explore an alternative, perhaps you can start thinking about adoption and giving the children out there a chance to be loved as well.

Jiayou ladies and hope your dreams come true :)
 


littleredridinghood said:
Hello haven't log in for a long time. Just to share I've been diagnosed with low ovarian reserve since 2011 when I was 29 yrs old. I have tried iui, ivf, tcm, donor eggs, overseas ivf, supplements of all sorts since then. It's really the lowest point of my life during few years as I had to go through disappointment after disappointment. The last bit was that I had to go through etopic pregnancy which could be life threatening at that stage too. I'm blessed with a very supportive husband who suggested for me to start thinking about adoption. After a struggle of 3 yrs (lots of tears and money) we decided to stop all treatments and take the leap of faith to go for adoption. I'm 37 this yr blessed with 2 adopted kids. Best decision of my life.

I know many of you in this forum would be looking for solutions to help with the condition and I am sure with advancement of medical help definitely there will be better chances out there. I went through a lot of internal struggles as well. However for those who wishes to explore an alternative, perhaps you can start thinking about adoption and giving the children out there a chance to be loved as well.

Jiayou ladies and hope your dreams come true :)
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Hi! Thank you for sharing, may I also know your procedures on the adoption?
 
My western dr said that my AMH low, but the quality is also not good. I went to Zou Yumin TCM, the Dr Xie explained to me that AMH is varying every month, if I can start my IVF in a good cycle, I might get a different result. So I started to test my AMH for 3 months, and the results were all different. She also encouraged me by sharing her patients' successful experience. I did acupuncture and took her medicine for almost 6 months. Luckly, I am conceived. So, do not get disappointed with low AMH, working on better quality.
 
Has anyone successfully done it via egg donors in Malaysia?

We have used up 3x Co funding and my wife do not wish to go through the jabs and the thick schedule of checkups.
Wife coming to 40 this year.
Had hyperplasia which they have kept it in control but may recur within 2 years.

All the frozen embryo could not be used
 
singaporefatherhood said:
Has anyone successfully done it via egg donors in Malaysia?

We have used up 3x Co funding and my wife do not wish to go through the jabs and the thick schedule of checkups.
Wife coming to 40 this year.
Had hyperplasia which they have kept it in control but may recur within 2 years.

All the frozen embryo could not be used
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Dear sir,
Please refer to the following websites:

codeblue.galencentre.org

Egg Donation In Malaysia: Pitfalls That IVF Patients Should Avoid – Dr Alexis Heng Boon Chin - CodeBlue

Patients often have to navigate a complex web of marketing gimmicks, misleading information, and ethical pitfalls.
codeblue.galencentre.org codeblue.galencentre.org

ova.galencentre.org

Unregulated, Profit-Driven Egg Donor Agents Pose Risks To IVF Patients -- Dr Alexis Heng Boon Chin — Ova

Because such profit-driven egg donor agents are completely unregulated, their unethical and exploitative business practices pose a substantial risk to IVF patients.
ova.galencentre.org ova.galencentre.org

gutzy.asia

What IVF patients should know about importing frozen donor eggs into Singapore

Opinion: In Singapore, regulations surrounding egg donation create challenges for infertile women. While the Singaporean Ministry of Health permits frozen donor egg imports, especially from Malaysia, the number of live births per egg donor is limited. Prospective parents must decide between...
gutzy.asia gutzy.asia
 
Angelica Cheng said:
Dear sir,
Please refer to the following websites:

codeblue.galencentre.org

Egg Donation In Malaysia: Pitfalls That IVF Patients Should Avoid – Dr Alexis Heng Boon Chin - CodeBlue

Patients often have to navigate a complex web of marketing gimmicks, misleading information, and ethical pitfalls.
codeblue.galencentre.org codeblue.galencentre.org

ova.galencentre.org

Unregulated, Profit-Driven Egg Donor Agents Pose Risks To IVF Patients -- Dr Alexis Heng Boon Chin — Ova

Because such profit-driven egg donor agents are completely unregulated, their unethical and exploitative business practices pose a substantial risk to IVF patients.
ova.galencentre.org ova.galencentre.org

gutzy.asia

What IVF patients should know about importing frozen donor eggs into Singapore

Opinion: In Singapore, regulations surrounding egg donation create challenges for infertile women. While the Singaporean Ministry of Health permits frozen donor egg imports, especially from Malaysia, the number of live births per egg donor is limited. Prospective parents must decide between...
gutzy.asia gutzy.asia
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Thank you for compiling those articles.

It seems to suggest that it is better to get the process done in Malaysia than using frozen eggs.
I'm not sure if i understood wrongly, one of the articles suggest that getting genetic tests are not necessary and costly, while the other article suggest that it's better to do so.

Is there any reputable and trustworthy egg donor companies that are available.
Being in Johor will be a plus.
 
singaporefatherhood said:
Has anyone successfully done it via egg donors in Malaysia?

We have used up 3x Co funding and my wife do not wish to go through the jabs and the thick schedule of checkups.
Wife coming to 40 this year.
Had hyperplasia which they have kept it in control but may recur within 2 years.

All the frozen embryo could not be used
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There is a WhatsApp chat group on egg donors , by singapore fertility support Group “FSS”- a registered non profit org . The existing patients can share more info with you.
You can pm me if you are keen to join, I will connect you to the admin of FSS.
You can research on Instagram on Fertility support group
 
singaporefatherhood said:
Thank you for compiling those articles.

It seems to suggest that it is better to get the process done in Malaysia than using frozen eggs.
I'm not sure if i understood wrongly, one of the articles suggest that getting genetic tests are not necessary and costly, while the other article suggest that it's better to do so.

Is there any reputable and trustworthy egg donor companies that are available.
Being in Johor will be a plus.
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Best to do egg donation in KL or Penang with well-established clinics such as TMC, Alpha or Sunfert.

Genetic testing worth doing only if sex selection is an important consideration.

Or else waste of time and money.
 
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