that's a really interesting observation - BW had blasts transferred to start with i believe, but her DS was a day 2 or day 3 because they weren't sure the quality was good enough to take to blast. i think her DS proved the quality notion wrong!:
that's a really interesting observation - BW had blasts transferred to start with i believe, but her DS was a day 2 or day 3 because they weren't sure the quality was good enough to take to blast. i think her DS proved the quality notion wrong!:
2 embies, one transfer, on our second stim cycle = DS. Our first cycle was cancelled because the embryos developed multiple nuclei so we didn't make it to the transfer stage.
For me it took 7 transfers and 13 embies. My girls are number 12 and 13, but I only discovered right before my 6th transfer I have one of the thrombophilia blood clotting disorders and after being treated with clexane, low dose aspirin and predinisine I got my BFP.
Since then I have had 2 transfers, one pregnancy but blighted ovum, one bfn and one natural pregnancy. My odds seem to have improved with my diagnosis.
So my point is :) I think it depends on your issues. If it Is mfi I think you tend to get your BFP earlier. If it is unexplained the same unless it is something they haven't yet diagnosed. If you know what the issue is and can treat it you might get your BFP sooner. It is just all so individual and sometimes all so random. GL to everyone trying xx
One transfer with two embryos brought us our 1 baby.
We only got 5 eggs at EPU and only 3 of those fertilised. The non transferred embryo didn't survive long enough to be frozen.
Hasn't been the case for me! I think it's all pretty random, although if there is something undiagnosed that can definitely slow things down.:
If it is mfi I think you tend to get your BFP earlier
I was lucky, we got our BFP on our first transfer. Day 3 embryo.
We had one transfer and got pregnant straight away, but our issue was male infertility. (Only have the one child). Day 5 embie.
Hi Ladies
We did 1 cycle of IVF and had 2x 3 day embies transfered. That resulted in a singleton pregnancy and our 4.5 month old DD2 is playing on her play mat now lol.
We are heading back in December for our first FET.
Its interesting isn't it- such different stories and good fortune!
1st fresh transfer ( 2 x blastys) BFP- misc @ 5 wks
1st FET- BFN
2nd fresh transfer ( 2 blastys)- chem preg
2nd FET- BFP- misc 8wks
So i can get bfps from ivf- just not a really sticky one yet.
Hope things go well for your next cycle N2L and you are one of the lucky ones!!!
Som of the beautiful girls on here are a testament to perseverence x
i got my BFP on the 7th transfer
with my first full stim cycle IVF/ ICSI i had 11 eggs with 7 embies. I had one fresh transfer and then 5 frozen ( one didn't survive thaw) ALL BFN:wall:
then i had to wait to do a second full stim cycle and got 12 eggs, 7 embies and got my BFP on the fresh transfer.
I was much more relaxed this time, but my FS said that most women take 2 full stim cycles to get BFP. I wanted to give up after first cycle but i am so glad we went back.
I did acupuncture this time the day after transfer and took some time off, felt a lot better emotionally and i think all these things helped :D
I am wishing you the best of luck.
:pray: for a miracle for you. x x
I had 11 embies transferd all up over 7 actual transfers over 12mths.
I got BFP's on the 2, 3, 5 and 7 transfers but the last one is the only one that stuck around.
As annoying as it sounds FS kept saying for us it was a matter of the right embie....and he is probally right....it might be in your first cycle or not but we just had to believe we would get there eventually.
Thanks everyone!
I agree Saff, LTTTC IVF-ers are AMAZING!!!! (just don't tell the rest of the forum that we are the best ;) :p )
Right now I am off to some acu and my first scan for the cycle :pray:
Praying this is the One for me and that everyone else still waiting gets their Ones really, really soon :)
Wow some really amazing women here have gone through so many transfers.
We had 2 fresh transfers, one frozen, all day 5. DD was from the 3rd one, our frosty bub!
Looking at ttc #2 next year and can't believe we will be back on the cycle wagon again...
I admire all the LTTTC er's - the multiple transfers and cycles is an inspiration.
After reading all these stories and hearing things across the posts on this forum, I know I will be even more thankful if this works first time for me.
Really hoping BFP for everyone....:pray:
My understanding is that there is a 90% chance of falling pregnant (implantation) on your first, second or third cycle (IVF Australia).
Try not to focus too much on the statistics - everyone is individual and the way our bodies react is unique. While it is useful to know the stats cos it does help ground you, its also really important to have hope! Stay hopeful
Sorry Veronica but that is very far from correct. I wish it were true. There are so many variables that need to be taken into account - maternal age, weight, reason for infertility, egg quality, protocol....
I am not sure where you heard that stat but, sadly, it's not right.
Eta: perhaps the stat is, if it's going to work there's a 90 per cent chance it will be within three cycles??? Something like 40 per cent of couples that go through IVF wont end up with a child at the end :(
I must be a freak, 1st fresh transfer I got my BFP (although I don't have DS1 here due to an unrelated problem) then I had one frozen embie from that cycle, and that resulted in another BFP and that's DS2 here safely earth side. I think b/c I've had two successful cycles, I'm really scared of what might happen next time I do IVF. Might not be so lucky then! Plus I'm 3 years older.......GL hunni, they told me it takes an average of 3 to 4 cycles to get a BFP.
I had success on my first cycle. The FS told me that she thought it could take about 6 cycles. I had a 2 day embryo transferred. I had a lot of diagnostic tests done prior to IVF so I had treatment for some of my problems prior to IVF. I had thyroid problem, progesterone deficiency and a small amount of endo. I also did acu and saw a naturopath for about 6 months prior to my first IVF. I do feel really lucky and agree it's like lotto. I thought if I invested in testing and complimentary treatment I could up my odds, but who really knows if all of this helped. It could have just been the one good emby in the batch. Next time I might not be so lucky.