Infertility

Which Would You Transfer?

suzycupcakesuzycupcake member
edited May 2023 in Infertility
Context: We transferred the first on the list in 2019. He's almost 4 and perfect. We would like to transfer again in the Fall but I'm torn about this decision. I'm also going to be 39 this month so would you transfer two?

Here is an image of the genetics report for each plus another image of their corresponding day, blastocyst result, and grade. The poll options will start with #2 on the list. 

Genetics report: https://ibb.co/DQ8MfdQ

Day, blastocyst result, and grade: https://ibb.co/qBDpf3b
People think we become mothers when we give birth but the truth is we become mothers the moment we start calling our babies to us in our thoughts, dreams and prayers. Some paths are short and some are so long that you can easily forget where you were headed.

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My 7 Year Journey ***Tw in spoiler***
IVF
IVF #1 - September 2018; Follistim, Menopur, Cetrotide & Lupron/HCG combo trigger; PGS; ICSI
Back on Levothyroxine
FET #1 - October 2018; cancelled, all PGS aneuploid
FET #1 - November 30th, transferred anyway
Wondfo BFP 5dp5dt, CB Digi 6dpt, 
1st Beta on 7dpt 93
2nd Beta on 10dpt 510!

TTC #1 since 2011. Tried for 5 years before we knew there was a one year rule.
Diag w/MS 2016; w/PCOS & IF 2017
New RE 2018; PCOS diagnosis taken away, IF due to ovary adhesions, but prev. RE insists PCOS IF

IUI
IUI #1 July 2017 w/100mg Clo+trigger; BFN; benched w/big cysts
IUI #2 October 2017 w/50mg Clo+trigger; BFN; benched w/big cysts
IUI #3 February 2018 w/5mg Femara+trigger; low P
BFP February; mc March; Subclinical hypothyroid started Levothyroxine 
IUI #4 March 2018 w/7.5mg Femara+trigger; BFN
Medicated cycle & TI April 2018 w/7.5mg Femara+trigger; BFN
Tried several cycles on our own; all BFN
 

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Re: Which Would You Transfer?

  • swoffswoff member
    Honestly I think you should talk to a genetic counselor that specializes in this area. I am a GC that has a different specialty, but I do recall there are considerations that can help make the best decision. For example, many aneuploidies are confined to the placenta and don't affect baby but you can't tell either way from these reports. So sometimes it is better to implant the more "severe" aneuploidies because if the baby does have it, the pregnancy won't be viable. Vs. Implanting one that is survivable but could make baby unhealthy.

    It's complicated!

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