Dr. Potter, Huntington Reproductive Center - All Comments

re: PGD and IVF success rates

clueless — Wed, 29 Dec 2010 23:37:47 GMT

Hi Dr Potter,

I am from Ireland and have started looking into PGD. I do not know where else to look!

We laready have 2 boys conceived with clomid and the injections to trigger ovulation.

Both of us have no fertility issues so we were unexplained infertility until we sought help. in fact, my husbabd has been told that he has excellent sperm (count, mobility etc).

I am 37yrs and he is 34yrs.

I am desperate for a little girl.

Can you tell me what my chances would be doing PGD and what would be involved (ie cost and length of stay)?

Is it true that if my husband's sperm is so good , then this favours boys??

Thanks for reading!

really looking forward to hearing from you!

Clueless from Ireland

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re: Australia renews gender selection debate

lovehugs — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 13:43:49 GMT

I wish Australia wasn't so backward on this topic and I also hope you would consider moving to Australia if they change their views.

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logyuriy — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 14:05:09 GMT

We are looking for PGD, IMSI, HAA. If possible also Sex Selection. We do not have any previous children, however we would, do to family balancing reasons, prefer to have one of each egg transferred if possible. Is it the same as on <a href="medicaltourabroad.co.uk/.../">infertility treatment</a>

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re: Gender Selection Shared Risk Details

Sassafras — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 23:42:51 GMT

Can you clarify "if you are not pregnant"? Does pregnant include chemicals and early miscarriages? Would these prevent the refund? Thanks!

re: Gender Selection Shared Risk Details

Amelie! — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 20:48:29 GMT

so you pay for two rounds and get half the money back if unsuccessful after a second attempt?

re: Gender Selection Shared Risk Details

cuteangel — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 20:17:16 GMT

This is great!

re: Gender Selection Shared Risk Details

MyDreamBabi — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 19:38:31 GMT

1. Is this program retroactive for patients who have purchased multi-cycle plans with you within the last 6 months?

2. Why is this program only available at HRC - LH and not any of the other HRC locations when all other locations perform the services described (MS, IVF, PGD, GSN)?

3. Is this a LIMITED TIME OFFER or will it run indefinitely?

re: Radio Interview

GreenZelda — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 03:40:34 GMT

Okay, I've now listened to this broadcast. For anyone who wants to find what Dr. P has to say on various topics:

* Dr. P first joins the show at ~35 minutes (discusses basic fertility stuff)

* GS at ~43 mins

* MS at ~44 mins

* IUI at ~45 mins

* GIFT at ~46 mins

* Egg freezing for fertility preservation at ~49 mins

re: Study opportunity

Angelia — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 07:31:30 GMT

If you ever want to do a study on let's say "more mature" patients, please keep us in mind. I am 39 and my hubbie is 44 and we want, need, and have to have a baby boy. My cut off for me is 42. He has a daughter 23 yrs old form pervious relationship. I have 16 yr old son and a 13 year old daughter from previous marriage. Together we have a healthy 1 year old. My husband is the last to carry on the name and my father-in-law wants a grandson to carry on the family name. Thanks for your time and good luck on all your studies.

re: Caveat Emptor

Maureen — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 17:34:02 GMT

Dr. P, I couldn't agree with you more. But at the outset, Baby Gender Mentor had a lot of credibility because it was touted on The Today Show, CNN, Boston Globe, and many others. AND at that time they promised a 200% refund, which is not your typical gender scam. So that is why so many people got drawn in by it. Unfortunately, none of the journalists covering this product asked the questions you're asking (have they published anything), they only focused on the possible ethical implications and cast suspicion on why parents would want to know so early.

re: Caveat Emptor

WantWarriorPrincess — Thu, 05 Apr 2007 12:05:14 GMT

LOL, nothing I didn't know, but I hope this post helps dissuade some people who are so desperate that they want to believe something that just doesn't make sense.

Keep researching for us, please!

WantWarriorPrincess

re: PGD and IVF success rates

WantWarriorPrincess — Sun, 11 Mar 2007 19:36:21 GMT

All of these data are very interesting, Dr. P. I know you're an IVF specialist, but would you say similar things about IUIs in "fertile women under 35 with normal ovarian reserve"? I guess it seems weird to see a percentage as high as you quoted because we have much more information about these procedures in women who are having difficulty conceiving rather doctors dealing with a woman who had a tubal ligation or is trying for a particular gender.

WWP