Hi Ladies,

HAPPY EASTER!!!!!

This was a burning question I had also! I searched google that many times to try and find an answer but couldn't come up with anything concrete except that ICSI was suposed to more likely produce boys as they divide quicker and are therefore transferred more often due to being further progressed at time of transfer.

Well, at least I can contribute from personal experience now . We did ICSI to concieve DS1 on a fresh cycle (two eggs transferred but only one stuck) and had 5 frozen embryo's from that batch. We were very fortunate to achieve another BFP when trying for #2 from this batch of embryo's (our lucky last embryo - see signature... we lost 2 on thaw #2). My current BFP is a DD so I am living proof that you can get both a DS & DD from the same batch of ICSI eggs! I guess the above theory holds true for me... my last transferred egg which you would think would be my lowest graded egg at the time they were frozen was a DD.

Hope this helps in some way....Good Luck for whatever it is you are wishing for, oxox

PS: In saying that I still think it is almost a 50/50 thing cause many girls I know had DD on a fresh transfer !!