Lindsay recently wrote in to Ask The Egg Whisperer. She is 37. Here's what she wrote, "I have a diagnosis of endometriosis. I have endometriomas on my ovaries, but have not been diagnosed surgically. I've been trying to conceive for two years. First on a natural program and now an IVF. I've had three egg retrievals, one canceled cycle because they didn't respond to medications and had only two follow-up calls and they resulted in two PGS euploid embryos total one day six and one day seven.

I'm now preparing for my FET December 18. Do you have any suggestions to increase my chances of success. We want two children, and this is our only transfer. We are considering transferring both embryos, but haven't decided yet. These numbers are so precious to us since it took us so long to get here, COVID delays and all, and I would really appreciate your second opinion."

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I am 37 and have endometriosis. What should I do to prepare for my FET? (Ask The Egg Whisperer)