Ongoing Matter
Classification: medical and administrative planning
Status: Planned
First seen: 2026-08-10 11:28
Last seen: 2026-08-15 01:23
Evidence count: 2
Participants: SPEAKER_00, SPEAKER_01, SPEAKER_04, SPEAKER_02, SPEAKER_03, Suzana
Keywords: IVF, scheduling, cost, consent, appointment, frozen embryo transfer, progesterone, ovulation, embryo quality, pregnancy, genetic testing, baby, Anna, biological urge, support, stress, argument, embryo transfer, family planning
Ongoing IVF treatment involving a failed embryo transfer, quality discussions, and planning another single embryo transfer. Recent conversation covers the couple's emotional difficulties conceiving, an argument about support, and uncertainty about telling Anna. Scheduling and cost agreement remain part of the process.
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Conversation
2026-08-15 01:23
The clinician and patient schedule the next frozen embryo transfer, taking into account the patient's expected period and clinic availability. They agree on a date in July. The clinician reviews the updated treatment cost of £2,360, which includes an increase in the HFA fee, and asks the patient to sign the cost of treatment plan, attend a nurse appointment, and update consent.
Conversation
2026-08-15 01:02
The patient and clinician review a recent frozen embryo transfer that did not result in pregnancy, despite previous successes. The clinician explains that breakthrough ovulation and an arcuate uterus are normal and unlikely to have affected implantation. They discuss embryo quality, success statistics, and new progesterone testing before transfer. The clinician reassures the patient that there are still good embryos …