thread: 2 day transfer?

  1. #1
    Registered User

    Nov 2011
    11

    2 day transfer?

    Hey ladies

    My 4th round of IVF/ISCI, had my EC yesterday. Of the 10 eggs collected, only 1 fertilised. It has happened every cycle, my eggs are bad quality. Pretty devastating.

    Anyway, I am trying to stay positive, as I have one! However, I am having a 2 day transfer, which I haven't had before? Has anyone else had one and had a BFP? Just worried by not going to day 3 or 5 my chances are less?
    X

  2. #2

    Jun 2010
    District Twelve
    8,425

    I haven't had a BFP but my clinic pretty much only does 2 day transfers, so obviously they work!

    Good luck!

  3. #3
    Registered User

    May 2009
    Brisbane
    3,105

    My clinic does mostly 2dt.

    We did 5 transfers all up (4 fresh, 1 FET) - 3x 2dt and 2x 3dt. One of the day 3 transfers was on a Monday (they don't work Sunday, otherwise it would have been a 2dt) and the other was a FET (embryo frozen day 2).

    Our successful cycle was a 2dt. We only had 2 embryos that cycle.

    FX for you.

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Apr 2009
    Perth, WA
    1,587

    I had a 2 day transfer a few weeks ago and as you can see from my signature I am now 5 weeks pregnant.

    It was frozen as a day 2 and thawed a few hours before my transfer.

  5. #5
    You were RAK'ed in 2015

    Mar 2011
    Perth
    1,350

    My clinic always aims for 5dt, but if there are not many fertilized eggs, they feel that they have a much better chance in than out, so prefer to t/f asap. Waiting til day 5 is all about picking the best of a large selection. if there aren't many to start with, there's no benefit in growing them on that long. I had only 3 eggs collected, and while all 3 fertilized, one didn't really develop well, and they were very keen to do a transfer on day 3 as a result. I had 2 embryos transferred, and had 2 heartbeats at 7 weeks, but only one by 9 weeks. All's still well with that one now, at 24 weeks.

    Good luck!

  6. #6
    BellyBelly Member

    Sep 2007
    Queensland
    1,137

    My understanding is that they have a better chance inside you than in a laboratory. So if you've only got 1 egg, then definitely a 2 day transfer is your best bet!

    Like Pholi said, growing them to 3 or 5 days is a strategy to use when you've got multiple eggs and you want to see whih will be viable.

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Apr 2010
    Brisbane, Australia
    1,385

    My clinic do the same as Pholi's. They aim for a 5dt but only if you have plenty of embryos. I only had two so we did a 2dt which is now my 17 month old daughter. Good luck!!!

  8. #8
    Registered User

    Feb 2008
    Melbourne
    1,021

    Both my pregnancies came from embies frozen at 2 days and defrosted on day of transfer. So they definitely can work!

    All the best
    janie xxx

  9. #9
    Registered User

    Nov 2011
    11

    Thx girls, so good to hear some success stories. Went ahead this morning, they said the embie had significant vacuoles, so I'm not sure how hopeful they are. Now the wait!