MENTS our next transfer was successful and I'm coming up on 12 weeks. Most assume theyll get the stats that are reported per transfer without knowing if theyll get eligible blasts or not. Consult with your doctor before making any treatment changes. no, I just took those 3. Did your RE have you take anything other than progesterone and estrogen and aspirin? I want to be exhaustive in testing to get to the bottom of the issue, but I certainly don't want to waste time/money on tests we don't need. thank you for sharing your success story! (The embryo split!) Reminder: I have an integrated glossary in the text (terms are underlined with a dotted black line, and when you tap on it a window will pop up with the definition). Once they see it on an U/S, I think it becomes a clinical pregnancy. With both transfers I did estrogen tablets, progesterone in oil shots, blood thinner shots and low dose aspirin. PGS testing done this round 8 high quality normal embryos. Can I ask why they didn't test them on Day 5? Find advice, support and good company (and some stuff just for fun). I an 33 and my husband is 37. Check here for the full. I am remaining hopeful, when we sent our embryos for testing, they only thought that one would come back normal. I have one more embryo remaining. Design: Case-control study. Sometimes something as small as a polyp that can be removed, can cause implantation to fail. A doctor can confirm it by testing blood for human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG . Best of luck! Praying you did and thank you for the advice! There isnt much data on it, and 2 of the 3 studies found no difference, so it isnt exactly clear. Like embryo grades in the previous section, it looks like IVF with PGS success rates may vary based on how fast the embryo develops, particularly for Day 7. Im currently 17 weeks from another FET. Chemical pregnancy with PGS-tested embryo - Ask the RE Check here for the full glossary (please excuse the repeated terms!). Both Chemical pregnancies my lining was under 7. So all the aneuploid embryos that were transferred either didnt implant, or miscarried. If you feel a message or content violates these standards and would like to request its removal please submit the following information and our moderating team will respond shortly. Which was Claritin, pepcid, and baby aspirin. It's an autoimmune blood clotting disorder that can cause recurrent miscarriage. I'm doing the full "recurrent pregnancy loss" blood workup and karyotype genetic testing on my husband and me before we try again. Hi Mogwai_2 Theses are rates for PGS normal embryos. If it's any consolation, we also did acupuncture with the failed FET, but not the one that worked. As that was the only PGS normal embryo we had, I ended up having to do another egg retrieval. It worked and now Im 24 weeks pregnant with twins! Looking for anyone who has had recurrent chemical pregnancies and then found success. Capalbo et al. I've experienced 3 chemical pregnancies - one naturally (7/2017), one via our 2nd IUI (9/2018), and the third this January after our FET with a PGS tested embryo. That makes me feel better about transferring to another clinic, which Im thinking might be the best bet at this point! We put both in and im currently 8weeks pregnant. A few rounds of heavy- duty antibiotics cleared it up. This test can identify chromosomally normal embryos, which increase the chances of a healthy pregnancy. Additionally, my RE says sometimes they will recommend these medications even if you test negative but have recurrent pgs transfer failures with no other explanations (you might want to search autoimmune immune protocol on these boards). Im so sorry youre going through that. Unfortunately this isnt very clear at this point. My lining a week before transfer was 6.8, but trilaminar lining was present. So weve been ttc for almost 2 years. All the comments on here seem pretty helpful already. Im so sorry to hear about your losses but so happy with your current miracle. may be contradicted by other studies. For now its probably best to avoid having to thaw and biopsy if possible. I find the live birth rates by transfer versus by retrieval data very interesting. In the past PGS was seen as the holy grail - if the chromosomes are normal we should have implantation and a normal pregnancy. Sending you lots of love, hope and positivity! Because of my age and being diagnosed with diminished egg reserve we did "embryo batching" and I had 4 rounds of egg retrievals before moving onto any transfers. No PGS testing As someone else mentioned adding prednisone, I also had a steroid but mine was the Medrol Dose pack which is basically the same idea. A recent 2019 study looked at 130,000 biopsies by NGS tested (this is the current testing method): Demko et al. Simon et al. I had a chemical pregnancy with my first FET. I know in our case our embryos had epigenetic issues which meant that our baby that we miscarried probably had structural issues. Embryos with the right number of chromosomes are called euploid and may have a higher chance of making a pregnancy, although the evidence for this is controversial. Please specify a reason for deleting this reply from the community. A Group Owner is a member that has initiated the creation of a group to connect with other members to share their journey through the same pregnancy & baby stages.

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