1/5 Jessica M. 4 months ago on Google • 1 review
Stay
away!!!
If
you
want
to
be
scammed
then
you
may
proceed.
Let
me
put
it
this
way,
at
35
I
had
6
mature
eggs
w
3
embryos
at
day
5
from
CCRM
with
a
HUGE
push
to
do
more
(I
had
20+
follicles).
With
another
clinic
at
38,
I
had
17
mature
eggs
retrieved
with
13
embryos
at
day
5
(completely
different
outcome).
Besides
that,
they
tried
to
scam
me
to
continue
paying
for
frozen
embryos
even
though
they
were
no
longer
there.
I
even
made
a
point
to
meet
with
my
DR
in
CCRM
to
ask
why
this
difference,
and
she
just
kept
quiet.
The
only
reason
I
went
to
CCRM
in
the
first
place
is
because
I
was
dumb
enough
to
find
them
on
1st
page
of
Google
and
thought
they
were
good
-
never
occurred
to
me
it
was
just
good
SEO
and
nothing
more.
Update:
As
I
have
been
notified
that
this
review
was
setting
records
by
Google,
I
wanted
to
elaborate
to
perhaps
help
others
understand
better.
I
was
so
lost,
and
I
wish
I
had
someone
tell
me
about
their
experience.
So,
here
is
where
doctors
differ:
You
have
a
pre-IVF
preparation
that
bad
doctors
completely
leave
out.
In
CCRM
I
was
not
given
instructions
on
how
I
should
potentially
prepare
to
have
a
better
outcome.
My
other
doctor
did
his
research
and
ordered
complete
blood
work
(not
just
the
basics
AMH,
FSH,
etc),
but
instead
also
looked
at
my
testosterone,
immune
system,
etc.
I
was
also
on
DHEA
(for
my
slightly
lower
testosterone),
Coq10
(600
mg
per
day
for
3
months),
vitamin
D,
prenatal,
etc
and
healthy
diet
for
3
months
and
they
told
me
they
would
not
proceed
until
they
have
taken
a
look
at
my
blood
work
again
to
ensure
I
was
good
to
proceed
with
IVF
(definitely
does
not
happen
with
CCRM).
During
the
stimulation
part
of
IVF,
to
be
fair,
I
did
not
notice
a
huge
difference
with
the
exception
that
with
my
other
doctor
he
used
estrogen
priming
with
patches
before
starting
stimulation
(obviously
not
sure
if
everyone
needs
this).
I
had
over
20
large
sized
follicles,
and
on
the
day
of
the
retrieval,
I
had
17
mature
eggs
at
38
(you
can
see
above
that
this
number
was
6
mature
eggs
in
CCRM
and
that
was
3
years
BEFORE
at
the
age
of
35).
I
had
13
embryos
at
the
other
clinic
from
1
retrieval
in
comparison
to
3
with
CCRM.
This
part
also
REALLY
matters
which
is
preparation
for
transfer
-
my
current
doctor
looked
into
me
having
a
possibly
elevated
immune
system
which
many
doctors
don't
pay
attention
to.
They
also
looked
into
clotting
(again
other
doctors
may
omit
this).
They
transfered
a
healthy
embryo
(tested
and
normal),
and
I
have
a
healthy
baby
girl
now
that
is
6
months
old.
I
am
also
going
for
the
second
one
as
I
have
8
embryos
left.
My
best
advice
is
to
do
a
LOT
of
research.
Most
people
are
naive
and
do
as
I
did
with
CCRM
-
look
up
the
first
doctor
that
comes
up
on
Google
and
trust
them
to
do
a
good
job.
What
a
mistake...
CCRM
was
awful,
but
it
does
not
mean
you
would
have
necessarily
a
similar
experience
somewhere
else.
You
just
REALLY
have
to
do
your
homework
to
understand
as
these
procedures
are
incredibly
expensive
and
also
hard
on
our
bodies.
If
you
get
a
feeling
that
a
clinic
is
running
a
"business"
and
looking
to
turn
a
"quick
buck"
bc
your
doctor
sounds
more
like
a
salesperson
and
not
a
doctor,
i.e.
they
are
not
asking
you
very
detailed
questions
and
ordering
extensive
blood
work
FIRST
to
really
understand
what
the
possible
issues
is
or
if
there
are
any,
I
would
probably
see
this
as
a
huge
red
flag
(btw,
that
was
exactly
what
happened
in
CCRM
-
quick
consult
and
pressure
to
"do
it
right
away").
The
time
is
definitely
an
issue,
and
you
want
to
do
this
when
you
are
younger,
but
you
may
get
terrible
results
just
because
you
rushed
and
did
not
do
your
homework.
Wishing
everyone
good
luck!
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