One or two embryos?

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I’m 29 years old and currently scheduled for our second FET this Friday. We have the option of transferring one or two embryos that have not been PGS tested. One grade A and the other C. We are so torn as to what to do. Has anyone been in this situation or similar?

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That’s a tough choice. Don’t think you would be wrong either way. We
Did pgs testing and transferred one embryo twice. For our third FET we are transferring two.

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Well for what I’ve been through I highly recommend 2! I’m going on my 3rd FET. I transferred 1 on my 1st FET it was a blighted ovum.. sent out and abnormal then my 2nd FET I transferred 2 and it was a chemical, and this 3rd I’ll be doing another 2. I wish I had the money to PGS test but for my remaining 6 it’s a total of $7,450 and don’t have that right now ... good luck! 😊

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I have 6 remaining embryos and am planning to transfer 1 at a time. They’re untested. My thinking is that if there was an issue with lining or my body I wouldn’t want to waste 2 chances. Even though it could draw out the process. I also don’t like the risks of twins- they’re almost always premature and I don’t need that stress! Not to mention raising 2 babies!
Although after a few failed transfers I can’t say how I’ll feel. I may become increasingly impatient!

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I am
Planning to transfer 2 after ERA this cycle. Those are my last 2 pg non tested. My first FET failed

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If they’re pgs tested, definitely only do one.

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