Anonymous wrote:I m 42 and started ivf last year when i just turned 41.
Cycle #1
14 retrieved 12 fertilized with icsi 4 blastocysts
Pgs - all abnormal
Cycle #2
15 retrieved, 11 fertilized with icsi 0 blastocyst
Cycle #3
Started taking coq10, dhea ( thermalogix) acupuncture (3or 4 times a month)
16 retrieved, 14 fertilized with icsi 5 blastocyst
Pgs - all abnormal
Cycle #4 ( took a break for couple of months)
At this point i lost my faith in ivf and just did it for heck of it. So i could tell my self in the future I did my best and try as hard as i can. Since insurance covered I thought what the heck.
18 eggs retrieved, 7 fertilized with icsi
Fresh transfer on day 5
1 early blast grade 1ab
1 doc said it looks like its about to blast
1 i ve no ideajust wanted to transfer 3 due to my age..
I m pregnant with singleton.
First beta 14dpt. 1760
Second beta. 16dpt 4000
Third beta 20dpt 17000
Ultrasound normal heart beat..
I agree with the posts about pgs testing. They are not 100% correct. Studies shown mosaics embryos may self correct themselves in uterus. Please do some research and you will find out.
Also as far as i know ( i might be wrong) in ivf, most chromosomally abnormal pregnacies end up miscarriage. I remember reading somewhere also an embryologyst friend confirmed as well. But as i said i might be wrong..
Some embryos do better in moms belly rather than dish. I suggest try a fresh transfer. Transfer 1 or 2 and if there anything leftover for blastocyst you can freeze it.
I wish you the best of luck.. it doesn't have to try to try something different ())
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Question to those that transferred on day 3 - why are you willing to take a risk with untested, potentially chromosomally incompetent embryo? This is an honest question. How would you deal with such a pregnancy?
Because no embryos ever made it to a full blast to be frozen and tested. Why do the same thing after it already failed 3 times? I was willing to take the risk with day 3 embryos because day 5 clearly didn't work. We agreed with DH that if I were to get pregnant and NIPT test revealed a chromosomal abnormality, we would terminate. I would do the same if there was no IVF involved and it was a spontaneous conception.
Yeah...why not just use the right word: abort.
Go away - no one needs this shit. This is an infertility board where people are struggling to have a baby.
I made the comment and I am struggling to have a baby. But I wouldn't abort. And I have a right to say that.
NP - You have no f'ing idea what you'd do if you found yourself in that unfortunate position so STFU, thx.
just wanted to transfer 3 due to my age..
Anonymous wrote:Day 3 transfer! My RE will only do that for me after none of my embryos made it to day 5. Next cycle worked and DD is 1 years old. We are trying for #2 and we have 10 frozen day 3 embryos. There are some that believe the body is a better environment than the culture.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Question to those that transferred on day 3 - why are you willing to take a risk with untested, potentially chromosomally incompetent embryo? This is an honest question. How would you deal with such a pregnancy?
Because no embryos ever made it to a full blast to be frozen and tested. Why do the same thing after it already failed 3 times? I was willing to take the risk with day 3 embryos because day 5 clearly didn't work. We agreed with DH that if I were to get pregnant and NIPT test revealed a chromosomal abnormality, we would terminate. I would do the same if there was no IVF involved and it was a spontaneous conception.
Yeah...why not just use the right word: abort.
Go away - no one needs this shit. This is an infertility board where people are struggling to have a baby.
I made the comment and I am struggling to have a baby. But I wouldn't abort. And I have a right to say that.
Anonymous wrote:Have you been tested for the MTHFR gene?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Question to those that transferred on day 3 - why are you willing to take a risk with untested, potentially chromosomally incompetent embryo? This is an honest question. How would you deal with such a pregnancy?
Because no embryos ever made it to a full blast to be frozen and tested. Why do the same thing after it already failed 3 times? I was willing to take the risk with day 3 embryos because day 5 clearly didn't work. We agreed with DH that if I were to get pregnant and NIPT test revealed a chromosomal abnormality, we would terminate. I would do the same if there was no IVF involved and it was a spontaneous conception.
Yeah...why not just use the right word: abort.
Go away - no one needs this shit. This is an infertility board where people are struggling to have a baby.
I made the comment and I am struggling to have a baby. But I wouldn't abort. And I have a right to say that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Question to those that transferred on day 3 - why are you willing to take a risk with untested, potentially chromosomally incompetent embryo? This is an honest question. How would you deal with such a pregnancy?
Because no embryos ever made it to a full blast to be frozen and tested. Why do the same thing after it already failed 3 times? I was willing to take the risk with day 3 embryos because day 5 clearly didn't work. We agreed with DH that if I were to get pregnant and NIPT test revealed a chromosomal abnormality, we would terminate. I would do the same if there was no IVF involved and it was a spontaneous conception.
Yeah...why not just use the right word: abort.
Go away - no one needs this shit. This is an infertility board where people are struggling to have a baby.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Question to those that transferred on day 3 - why are you willing to take a risk with untested, potentially chromosomally incompetent embryo? This is an honest question. How would you deal with such a pregnancy?
Because no embryos ever made it to a full blast to be frozen and tested. Why do the same thing after it already failed 3 times? I was willing to take the risk with day 3 embryos because day 5 clearly didn't work. We agreed with DH that if I were to get pregnant and NIPT test revealed a chromosomal abnormality, we would terminate. I would do the same if there was no IVF involved and it was a spontaneous conception.
Yeah...why not just use the right word: abort.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Question to those that transferred on day 3 - why are you willing to take a risk with untested, potentially chromosomally incompetent embryo? This is an honest question. How would you deal with such a pregnancy?
Because no embryos ever made it to a full blast to be frozen and tested. Why do the same thing after it already failed 3 times? I was willing to take the risk with day 3 embryos because day 5 clearly didn't work. We agreed with DH that if I were to get pregnant and NIPT test revealed a chromosomal abnormality, we would terminate. I would do the same if there was no IVF involved and it was a spontaneous conception.
Anonymous wrote:Question to those that transferred on day 3 - why are you willing to take a risk with untested, potentially chromosomally incompetent embryo? This is an honest question. How would you deal with such a pregnancy?