Anonymous
Post 02/11/2017 22:32     Subject: Re:if you test for normal blasts, do you transfer any on fresh, or biopsy/freeze all and only do FET?

Why would an Re not recommend PGS?
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2017 22:09     Subject: if you test for normal blasts, do you transfer any on fresh, or biopsy/freeze all and only do FET?

Anonymous wrote:My RE said no to this. He said he did it with someone and the untested day 5 turned out to be a trisomy.


Mine doesn't even recommend PGS
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2017 20:51     Subject: Re:if you test for normal blasts, do you transfer any on fresh, or biopsy/freeze all and only do FET?

Success rates same on FET right?
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2017 15:29     Subject: Re:if you test for normal blasts, do you transfer any on fresh, or biopsy/freeze all and only do FET?

Anonymous wrote:I mean there's always a risk of trisomy think about getting pregnant naturally ?


And there have been small studies which show that sometimes (though rarely) an abnormal embryo can correct itself.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2017 10:58     Subject: Re:if you test for normal blasts, do you transfer any on fresh, or biopsy/freeze all and only do FET?

I mean there's always a risk of trisomy think about getting pregnant naturally ?
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2017 08:54     Subject: if you test for normal blasts, do you transfer any on fresh, or biopsy/freeze all and only do FET?

The first time we did it, we transferred fresh and froze the rest. The second time, we did a freeze-all.

We got a BFP with the fresh transfer but that pregnancy quickly became life threatening (it's complicated) and we had to terminate.

The second time was with a surrogate and we had to do two FETs to get our BFP. That LO is currently in his saucer, attempting to eat his socks.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2017 08:49     Subject: if you test for normal blasts, do you transfer any on fresh, or biopsy/freeze all and only do FET?

My RE said no to this. He said he did it with someone and the untested day 5 turned out to be a trisomy.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2017 08:47     Subject: Re:if you test for normal blasts, do you transfer any on fresh, or biopsy/freeze all and only do FET?

OP here I would transfer on day five
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2017 07:08     Subject: Re:if you test for normal blasts, do you transfer any on fresh, or biopsy/freeze all and only do FET?

my plan was to transfer fresh on day 3 and freeze and test whatever made it to blast.

i transferred two on day three and nothing made it to freeze. Luckily my daughter was one of the day 3 embryos that took.
Anonymous
Post 02/10/2017 22:18     Subject: Re:if you test for normal blasts, do you transfer any on fresh, or biopsy/freeze all and only do FET?

I will obviously ask my RE at my next consult just wondering if this is done/recommended
Anonymous
Post 02/10/2017 21:46     Subject: if you test for normal blasts, do you transfer any on fresh, or biopsy/freeze all and only do FET?

I don't see any reason why you couldn't do that if you wanted to.
Anonymous
Post 02/10/2017 21:45     Subject: Re:if you test for normal blasts, do you transfer any on fresh, or biopsy/freeze all and only do FET?

What about transferring an untested day 5 and biopsy freezing the rest?
Anonymous
Post 02/10/2017 20:32     Subject: Re:if you test for normal blasts, do you transfer any on fresh, or biopsy/freeze all and only do FET?

It depends on the clinic. I was at one clinic out of state that did testing on Day 5 with overnight results and if there were any normals you could do a fresh Day 6 transfer but you don't find out until early that morning. I never had any normals.

Most clinics seem to do testing on Day 5 or 6 embryos, freeze them while you wait for the results, and then transfer on an FET later.

I also tried the approach of transferring the max number fresh but untested on Day 3, with the idea I could test anything left over that made it to blast by Day 5 or 6. But there were never any blasts to test and Day 3 transfers did not take.

Good luck!
Anonymous
Post 02/10/2017 20:29     Subject: if you test for normal blasts, do you transfer any on fresh, or biopsy/freeze all and only do FET?

Most likely freeze all
Anonymous
Post 02/10/2017 17:28     Subject: if you test for normal blasts, do you transfer any on fresh, or biopsy/freeze all and only do FET?

if i am planning to do Next Gen testing on 5 day blasts on my next fresh IVF, just because of my age (37), would I transfer any on the fresh, or would I biopsy and freeze all and only transfer on a subsequent FET?