NSUH vs LIIVF?

Sorry, one more question on the topic.

Is there a reason why you would pic one over the other? Has anyone used both and felt that one was significantly better?

Right now I'm leaning more towards LIIVF, but that's really just based on it being a COE so i wouldn't have to pay copays. Their #s seemed pretty similar on SART, but that only gives IVF results (which i'm still holding out some hope that it doesn't come to that).

Is there any reason for choosing one over the other? Please FM me if you don't feel comfortable posting your reasons.

Re: NSUH vs LIIVF?

I think a lot of it depends on what your problem is.
I truly beleive NSUH is better for under 40 PCOS patients. I've seen so many people go there and get PG right away.
Also, if you have any issues with MF they are excellent.
LI-IVF is bit better (I feel) with older patients, MF and/or certain medical issues.
IF you have antibody issues or high FSH, I think Cornell seems to be the place to go.
HTH

Re: NSUH vs LIIVF?

Posted by Gertyrae

I think a lot of it depends on what your problem is.
I truly beleive NSUH is better for under 40 PCOS patients. I've seen so many people go there and get PG right away.
Also, if you have any issues with MF they are excellent.
LI-IVF is bit better (I feel) with older patients, MF and/or certain medical issues.
IF you have antibody issues or high FSH, I think Cornell seems to be the place to go.
HTH

Re: NSUH vs LIIVF?

Posted by dm24angel

Posted by Gertyrae

I think a lot of it depends on what your problem is.
I truly beleive NSUH is better for under 40 PCOS patients. I've seen so many people go there and get PG right away.
Also, if you have any issues with MF they are excellent.
LI-IVF is bit better (I feel) with older patients, MF and/or certain medical issues.
IF you have antibody issues or high FSH, I think Cornell seems to be the place to go.
HTH

For us, it was just we liked the Dr's and felt comfortable at NSUH. But I do agree with Gertys Post.