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jzk1 - September 14th, 2010 6:59 PM

Well I'm turning 40 next week my husband is 36 we've been seeing RE in 4 different states at major university centers and just completed over the last 5 years 3 IUI's 1 GIFT and 6 IVF's I feel like I've been through a war. I'm covered in bruises my ovaries are aching and my heart is broken. Today I transferred back two 4 cell day 3 embryos and am certain of the outcome I have always had fragmented eggs up to 25% but this is the first time they are not dividing properly, there comes a time you have to throw in the towel. My work up was completely normal husband had varicocele repair 3 years ago with now normal seman studies except HOS we even tried the endometrial coculture today which clearly did not help we are both in healthcare and have utilized every medical contact we have. I guess I just need closure and am tired of venting and crying. Crying for all my little babies that are in heaven and hopefully for all you other prospective mommies.. Good luck to you all


jzk1 - September 14th, 2010 7:00 PM

Well I'm turning 40 next week my husband is 36 we've been seeing RE in 4 different states at major university centers and just completed over the last 5 years 3 IUI's 1 GIFT and 6 IVF's I feel like I've been through a war. I'm covered in bruises my ovaries are aching and my heart is broken. Today I transferred back two 4 cell day 3 embryos and am certain of the outcome I have always had fragmented eggs up to 25% but this is the first time they are not dividing properly, there comes a time you have to throw in the towel. My work up was completely normal husband had varicocele repair 3 years ago with now normal seman studies except HOS we even tried the endometrial coculture today which clearly did not help we are both in healthcare and have utilized every medical contact we have. I guess I just need closure and am tired of venting and crying. Crying for all my little babies that are in heaven and hopefully for all you other prospective mommies.. Good luck to you all


walkeai - November 2nd, 2010 1:25 PM

Dr. smith-forgot to mention, these were donor eggs from 29 yr. old, 3rd time donor.


walkeai - November 2nd, 2010 1:25 PM

Dr. smith-forgot to mention, these were donor eggs from 29 yr. old, 3rd time donor.


anonymous - October 25th, 2011 5:44 PM

32yrs. old. 28 own eggs, 13 mature, 8 fertilized using ICSI (male factor due to 20 yr. old vas reversal fail). Day 5: 3 arrested, 1 blast, 1 early blast, 2 morulas, one PN (there's some confusion there). Transferred the two blasts, BPN result. The rest grown to Day 6 blasts and frozen.
Today: 44 yrs. old. Slow growing embies frozen with standard freezing, for nearly 12 years. What is the reality?


sam-willie - April 2nd, 2013 7:18 PM

Hi,
I'm looking for some information, I'm on my first IVF cycle, I have just had embryo transfer today(day 5) I had originally 8 eggs, 7 fertilised all high quality until day 3, they still had 4 which were doing really well, all still high quality, I arrived today for my transfer and was told that none had made it to blastocyst, 1 was at compaction and the other wasn't far behind so they decided to transfer both of them as the other ones aren't as good and are so far unsuitable for freezing but the embryologist said she would keep them till tomorrow just in case they decide to show off and catch up as one was at 12 cells and one at 11, what is my chances of a successful pregnancy with the 2 I have had transferred?
My history is 4 m/c's, 3 ectopics, both tubes removed now.
Husbands sperm is champion apparently
My eggs were good quality
my AMH was 21.6
I am 31 in July
DH is 27 next week
I have a healthy 12 year old daughter from a previous relationship
Just need to know what my chances are.

Thanks
Samantha


sam-willie - April 2nd, 2013 7:19 PM

Oh I always miscarry at around 5 weeks


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