Is an ERA worth it?

[Anonymous]

I have gotten pregnant every time I have done a live or frozen transfer.
Any experiences with an ERA that suggests that it is worth doing if no apparent implantation issues?

[Anonymous]

Hi OP- just to clarify since you’ve gotten pregnant every time- did any or all result in a live birth?

I did one failed fresh transfer (total BFN) and I did an FET that resulted in BFP but was a blighted ovum at 6 weeks check.

So I do wonder the same question as you about pursuing an ERA

I am mostly concerned that it takes up so much time since you literally use up the cycle to do the test

[Anonymous]

If you have more than two embryos then skip it but if not, it's worth it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hi OP- just to clarify since you’ve gotten pregnant every time- did any or all result in a live birth?

I did one failed fresh transfer (total BFN) and I did an FET that resulted in BFP but was a blighted ovum at 6 weeks check.

So I do wonder the same question as you about pursuing an ERA

I am mostly concerned that it takes up so much time since you literally use up the cycle to do the test

This is the OP. Yes, I have a child. And the first transfer lead to a BFP but I had a D&C because it was an ectopic pregnancy (normal embryo, but bad luck)