| We have had 4 unsuccessful cycles with "perfect" embryos and the lining looking "fantastic." I realize that at some point it is a numbers game, so I'm just curious if anyone got pregnant after 5 or more cycles. |
| have they all been fresh transfers? a frozen transfer worked for me...maybe my body needed to calm down a little before accepting the embryos |
that was on my third cycle btw, first frozen worked |
| OP, I think I'm like you. Great embryos, great lining. 2 fresh, 2 frozen, 2 miscarriages (one in process, one due to an extra maternal chromosome), no baby. |
I want to add that I'm also wondering if it's crazy to go to a 5th cycle. I'm 34 as is DH, and I have very good AMH levels. |
| If you have been with the same clinic the entire time I would consider switching. Even if its a good one, sometimes you just need a new perspective. |
I agree. Also, I would push for the miscarriage testing (they want to wait until 3, but push for it after 2). Getting pregnant twice is a really good sign, even though you miscarried (I'm sorry for your losses.). I do know of several people who got pregnant on their 6th or more IVF cycle. |
14:34 here. What type of testing are you talking about? I had a D&C for my first miscarriage, and they did a full chromosomal analysis. This one is much earlier, and my bleeding started a couple of hours ago. Do you mean testing on the abortus? Or something else? If I want to get testing of the tissue from this miscarriage, does anyone know what I can do? |
| I got pregnant on my 2nd fresh cycle. I had a chemical pregany on my 1st, BFN on the first frozen, and BFP (twins) on my second fresh. |
| For #1, it took two fresh cycles (one BFN, one worked). For #2, it took three frozen (all BFN) and one fresh. So my overall success rate is 2/6. I had a consult with the RE after the third failed FET and he said that he believed it was just a numbers issue for us, and I trusted his opinion (turns out he was right). If that last fresh cycle had not worked, I most likely would have gotten a second opinion at one of the "big clinics" (CCRM or Cornell). If I was in your shoes, I would probably start thinking about getting a second opinion. |