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IVF explained
Patient preparing a prescribed Clexane injection during IVF treatment in Australia.
If Clexane has been added to your fertility treatment plan, you may suddenly find yourself holding another syringe and thinking: “Right. How exactly am I supposed to do this?” Clexane contains enoxaparin sodium, a low-molecular-weight heparin, or LMWH. It is an anticoagulant medicine used to help prevent and treat blood clots.1 Clexane is available in...
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An ovulation tracker app and an IVF treatment organiser do different jobs. One estimates information about a menstrual cycle. The other records information from a clinic-directed treatment plan. During IVF, I needed the second type of tool. I was no longer trying to predict when I might ovulate. I was trying to keep track of...
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IVF Explained By Dr. Caroline Fiddler, founder of CycleGuide By Day 3 of my own cycle, five embryos were still growing. The next update wasn’t coming until Day 5. And there was nothing to do in between except wait. If you’re in that gap right now, you already know the feeling. You have a number....
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