My first PGTA transfer failed I’m worried this will keep happening. What are the chances?

[Rhea87]

I was told this was down to the embryo and not all PGTA embryos are free of abnormalities

[Krystal_43]

There was a big rigorous study published a couple of years ago that found transferring 3 PGT-A tested embryos resulted in 95% chance of a live birth. It could just be unlucky, but I understand if you want to pursue other tests to rule out other factors.

[Rhea87 in reply to Krystal_43]

thanks but I just don’t know what other things to do I am so overwhelmed by it all

[Krystal_43 in reply to Rhea87]

It’s such a minefield!

I think the main ones for implantation are the ERA/ALICE/EMMA test, a hysteroscopy (to check womb abnormalities) and immune/natural killer cells tests. Most clinics seem to offer these nowadays so you could ask your clinic about them? You can also self refer to the implantation clinic at Coventry.

Of course, it may just be just be that you have been unlucky and you’ll success (like the study showed) within the next two transfers.