Independent review
A second opinion on a cycle that did not work
A cycle that failed still holds a great deal of information. Stimulation response, fertilisation rate, embryo development and endometrial timing each point somewhere different — and reviewing them is how the approach gets changed rather than simply repeated.
What gets reviewed
Three things we look at first
Embryo grading audit
How the embryos were graded, how they developed day by day, and whether the reported grades match the development described.
Stimulation and laboratory protocol
The medication protocol and dosing against your AMH and antral follicle count, and whether the laboratory conditions suited your case.
Uterine and male factors
Endometrial thickness and timing, plus sperm DNA fragmentation — the two areas most often overlooked after a failed transfer.
What to send us
The more of these you have, the more useful the review will be. Send whatever you have — an incomplete set is still worth reviewing.
- Discharge summaries from the previous cycle
- Stimulation charts and medication dosages
- Embryology reports and embryo grading sheets
- Ultrasound scan reports, including endometrial thickness
- Semen analysis, and a DFI report if one was done
- AMH and any baseline hormone results
Prefer to send documents directly?
WhatsApp is usually the simplest way to send scans and reports. Use the button below and attach your files to the chat.
Send reports on WhatsAppRequest a case review
Tell us briefly what happened and how to reach you. A member of the clinical team will come back to you to arrange the review and let you know which records are still needed.
Next step
Ask before you commit to another cycle
There is no obligation to transfer your care. Many people have the review, take the findings back to their existing clinic, and continue treatment there.