Did you have IVF treatment? If so, What did you have?

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IVF treatment? If so, What did you have?" /> 
I don’t have Fallopian tubes and I’m scared, nervous and excited at the same time

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You’re going to have a vast response based on peoples’ differing situations. Women under 35 are generally not offered a transfer of more than one embryo, however, IVF gives a higher chance of splitting. If someone PGTs, they are often given the chance to choose the gender, which throws statistics out the window. As I transferred one, PGT normal male embryo, I am pregnant with a boy. Statistically (without genetic testing), you are more likely to have a boy with normal IVF due to them being stronger embryos early on. However, if you are an ICSI patient (I was) you are more likely to have a girl. As for the 12 ICSI embryos we tested, 8 were genetically normal. 6 are female, 2 were male. I’m not sure what our abnormal were. The other 12 are untested.

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Everything Vino said. We did IVF with ICSI and had a boy, even though statistically you are more likely to have a girl. There’s really no way to know unless you PGS/PGT test and choose.

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First ivf one girl
FET twin boys

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We did ivf icsi, no pgs testing, and had a successful fresh transfer. Our son just turned one. We have four frozen embryos and will do another round later this year. I’m 34 now, my husband 35.

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Had IVF and had neither a boy or a girl

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We’re on our second IVF cycle (first one was 2017 and we have a healthy 3 year old boy). We did ICSI but didn’t do any of the genetic testing. This time around we are having a girl. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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My first was a girl in 2016 and I had a son in 2020

Did you have IVF treatment? If so, What did you have?

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