I have 5 euploid embryos to which I feel very lucky but I never feel safe as I have been through so much. Would appreciate hearing how many transfers you had with pgt normal embryos befofe it fully worked for you xxxxx
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How many of your chromosome intact pgt-a tested embryos (euploid) did it take for you to transfer before you got your little miracle?


Hi Trex, your numbers are great! I only had one euploid embryo from 3 collections, and I’m currently 37 weeks pregnant with our miracle baby. Not sure how many babies you would like but I would say that 5 euploid is really great- I wish you luck with your transfer xxxx
5 euploid is great! I had two euploid embryos of very high quality 5 AA and 5 AB (with donor eggs). I had a FET of the 5AA in January which did not implant. I am currently preparing to transfer the last of the two (the 5AB), so no success stories here unfortunately (yet).
I have heard of loads of people who have had success with their first euploid transfer. However I have also heard of people needing more than one or two transfers of euploids to achieve pregnancy. I believe there is a study out there that says 95% of people will have success with three euploid transfers.
Whilst I’ve been given an 85% chance of success with my second embryo, I’m very aware that I may need a third which I currently don’t have. So am remaining realistic.
I wish you all the luck in the world!
Good numbers! I had 7 euploids and the first one transferred is now my 5 month old baby boy. Best of luck x
That’s great news. I also was fortunate enough to get 5 euploid embryos. My first transfer unfortunately ended in a miscarriage but I’m now full term with my second transfer. Best of luck!
Hi, I got 4 euploid embryos and was told if you have 3 there is a 95% chance of one of them working and thankfully my first one worked! I was very surprised by this having previously had 4 failed transfers of non tested embryos.
I used donor embryo due to my age. I had a total of 5 transfers. The first transfer I genuinely feel may have been a "false" transfer. Essentially, I don't believe the clinic transferred anything. The clinic has subsequently closed down. So, in reality, I only count the more recent 4 embryo transfers. The first two were medicated transfers and neither worked. The final 2 were modified natural transfers. Both resulted in positive tests. The first ended in an early loss at 5.5 weeks. The second is now 15 months old. Just to add I was 45 when the embryo was transferred, 46 by the time she was born. I worked with my natural cycle and used mild stimulation on days 3, 5, 7 & 9 and had a trigger shot when the largest follicle was big enough. MY body definitely responded better to using my natural cycle. I also had a womb biopsy which revealed high NK cells so I took blood thinners, steroids and intralipids (3). You have a great chance with 4 and hopefully your body will respond to the protocol well. I had, had two previous IVF pregnancies and never had an issue with NK cells in the past so I am glad I took the womb biopsy to rule out endometritis and had the NK cell diagnosis. If you use your natural cycle I also understand that the period of time for transfer is actually longer but I could be wrong about this. Best of luck and congratulations on getting this far! Its a marathon not a sprint but it can have a beautiful ending.
Mine also got closed down. For my first round. I wonder if same as mine !
Hey I have had two transfers of pgt-a tested and no luck so far but about to go for some tests to see if we can find any problems before transferring the next. Wishing you lots of luck x
5 is a great number. I was 40 and only had 1 pgt-a euploid out of the 4 we tested, which fortunately resulted in my 6-month old. All the best.
Hi! Unfortunately my first euploid did not survive the thaw. My second didn’t implant, but I caught a virus after transfer. My third was successful.