@nourishingapothecary: You Didn’t Cause Your IVF Implantation Failure If you’ve experienced an unsuccessful embryo transfer, it can be incredibly easy to replay the two week wait and wonder if there was something you did wrong. Was it the coffee? The stressful day? Going for a walk? Something you ate? Not doing enough of the things you’d been told might help implantation? Please be gentle with yourself. Implantation is an extraordinarily complex biological process, and an unsuccessful transfer is not evidence that you made the wrong choice, ate the wrong food or somehow didn’t try hard enough. There are absolutely aspects of fertility and IVF preparation that we can support. Nutrition, lifestyle, preconception health and addressing relevant clinical factors all have a place. But that is very different from placing the responsibility for whether an embryo implants onto every little thing you did during the two week wait. If your transfer wasn’t successful, you don’t need to search back through those days looking for the moment you think you caused it. This process carries enough emotional weight already. Mel is our Senior Fertility & Endometriosis Naturopath at Nourishing Apothecary and supports women and couples before and throughout IVF alongside their medical fertility care. We consult Australia-wide via Zoom, and if you’re not sure where to start, you can book a free Find the Right Practitioner discovery call. www.nourishingapothecary.com #IVF #implantation #IVFsupport #fertility #twoweekwait

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