Frozen transfer

[Faith84]

Hi, I conceived my son naturally in 2013 and I now have unexplained secondary infertility. My husband and I have been trying since Oct 2015 and we had our first round of ivf with a fresh transfer in July which failed. I'm due to try with a frozen transfer in October. Does anyone have any experiences with a frozen transfer being more successful then a fresh? X

[Tugsgirl]

I’ve had two fresh bfns and three fets; two bfps and a bfn. So my success rate with fet is slightly better. It is generally easier on the body xx

[Faith84 in reply to Tugsgirl]

Aww thanks for replying. I have heard mixed things about both. But like you said having frozen transfer is less stress on the body. X

[Hidden]

My fresh cycle was unsuccessful. I am currently 23 weeks pregnant following a frozen single embryo transfer. There is some research going on at the moment as to whether frozen transfers may be more successful than fresh (the e-freeze study). Good luck! X

[Cinderella5]

There is some evidence to suggest it may be more successful than fresh as your body has had time to recover from the harsh drugs and egg collection. Good luck!xx

[LegoBatgirl]

Just to second the opinions above, from the research I've read a FET might actually be more successful x

[Hidden]

I had a fresh transfer and got a BFP but then had a miscarriage. I went on to have an FET and got a positive and now have a baby girl. The FET was so much less stressful xx

[TRYING2016 in reply to Hidden]

This has given me hope xx