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Fert Report Is In

KGS2003KGS2003 member
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The embryologist called and of the 30 eggs 21 were mature.  They were inseminated using ICSI. 16 fertilized. I am amazed at this number, I was expecting less.   They will biopsy them on day 5 so I know the number could decrease but I am hoping it will only decrease by a few since the PGS will also remove any bad candidates. 

They will call us again on Monday with an update on how our embies are progressing. Thanks for letting me AW all of this.   

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  • morkmork member
    Great report! Grow well you sweet little 16!
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    YES! Grow embabies grow!!!!!
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  • Mrs.E.07Mrs.E.07

    Woohoo, that's great news! Grow, embabies, grow!

    May I ask what you're testing for with the PGD?

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  • DebateThisDebateThis member
    That's an awesome start!!
    Six years of infertility and loss, four IUIs, one IVF and one very awesome little boy born via med-free birth 10.24.13.
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  • hungryhippohungryhippo member
    YES!!!!! This is great news!!! I hope you get great news again tomorrow.

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    TTC #1 since January 2011
    BFP#1 April 12, 2011, EDD December 24, 2011, strong heart beat at 7w3d, d&c at 10w6d
    BFP#2 Oct 24, 2011, natural miscarriage, EDD unknown
    After RPL testing my losses and subsequent infertility are considered unexplained.
    Cycle #22: Femara, TI, and progesterone = BFP!! 
    BFP#3 Dec 21, 2012. Beta #1 @14dpo = 134, progesterone 67.8. Beta #2 @ 17dpo = 664! Team green, EDD 9/1/13, healthy baby boy born 9/12/13!
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    Congratulations to the fabulous KGS2003! Her sweet boys are here! Grow boys grow!!!
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  • KGS2003KGS2003 member
    imageMrs.E.07:

    Woohoo, that's great news! Grow, embabies, grow!

    May I ask what you're testing for with the PGD?

    We are doing PGS not PGD.  PGD tests for known genetic disorders that you and your spouse may be carriers of. We do not have a known disorder.  My DH has a chronic illness (MS) and he takes a lot of medicines.  It's not hereditary so they wouldn't be able to tell with PGD. 

    With PGS they test for chromosome abnormalities.  They will test all 24 chromosomes to make sure there is nothing wrong before the implantation. Since all the testing I've done hasn't given us a clue as to why I can't carry full term we decided to have the embies tested this time.  Also I just turned 42 last month and with DH's illness we decided the testing is needed to remove any doubts.  

    We are hoping that it will give us that little extra push to have another successful pregnancy.  I hope I explained that ok. If you have any other questions please feel free to ask.  

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  • Mrs.E.07Mrs.E.07
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    imageMrs.E.07:

    Woohoo, that's great news! Grow, embabies, grow!

    May I ask what you're testing for with the PGD?

    We are doing PGS not PGD.  PGD tests for known genetic disorders that you and your spouse may be carriers of. We do not have a known disorder.  My DH has a chronic illness (MS) and he takes a lot of medicines.  It's not hereditary so they wouldn't be able to tell with PGD. 

    With PGS they test for chromosome abnormalities.  They will test all 24 chromosomes to make sure there is nothing wrong before the implantation. Since all the testing I've done hasn't given us a clue as to why I can't carry full term we decided to have the embies tested this time.  Also I just turned 42 last month and with DH's illness we decided the testing is needed to remove any doubts.  

    We are hoping that it will give us that little extra push to have another successful pregnancy.  I hope I explained that ok. If you have any other questions please feel free to ask.  

    thanks so much for the explanation! I just had a lecture on PGD last week and my mind read PGS as PGD, sorry! I've actually never heard of PGS though so thank you for all that info. GL tomorrow! 

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    BFP#1 1/31/12. Empty sac discovered 3/5/12. MTX due to location in uterine horn.
    BFP#2 2/27/13. Empty sac confirmed 3/20/13. Mifepristone + cytotec.
    Currently TTA until Fall 2013, waiting for operative hysteroscopy
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  • buckeyebaby814buckeyebaby814 member
    Great news!  Fx Monday's phone call is just as good!

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  • KGS2003KGS2003 member
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    I love this post! (Although I admit I was a little disappointed that this post had nothing podiatric related in it... Wink)  Keep the good news coming!

    FX and hugs!


    hahaha I didn't even notice that until I read your post!
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