Pregnancy Loss, Ectopic Pregnancy, and Implantation Failure

Dr. Natalie Crawford addresses various aspects of pregnancy loss, including miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, and implantation failure. In this episode, she answers voicemail questions about the best next steps after an ectopic pregnancy, the timeline for ovulation after a miscarriage, concerns over uterine lining after IUD removal, the use of specific IVF protocols, and how to approach multiple failed embryo transfers. 

Questions Answered:

1. What are best next steps after a ruptured ectopic pregnancy and how to consider future fertility?

2. Is it possible to ovulate one week after D&C

3. Should you wait to TTC after IUD removal?

4. Is there benefit to an antagonist protocol with estradiol priming, as well as PGT testing for recurrent pregnancy loss?

5. What are the next steps after multiple implantation failures?

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