How soon can I do another transfer after a birth?

Question

Hi everyone! I’m currently 29 weeks pregnant at age 40 after 3 prior pregnancy losses and a couple of IVF cycles. This pregnancy is going smoothly (thank goodness!), which isn’t too surpassing since y issue seems to be finding normal embryos (all other levels, functions, etc was all good). 
My husband and I still have 2 PGS normal embryos on ice and will very likely try for a second baby after this one. I’m wondering if anyone knows how soon after a birth an RE will do another transfer? I wouldn’t be in a rush, but for my age. I know that PGS normal embryos buy me a bit more time, but still.
Anyone have any info on this? Thanks!

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With my clinic or depends on how you give birth and how you recover. If you have a csection,  you have to wait a full year before another transfer. Vaginal delivery,  they was you wait 3 months after birth and of course be cleared by your OB.

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Depends on your plans for nursing. My clinic requires 3 months post nursing and 3 menstrual cycles before baseline testing can occur for a subsequent transfer.

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I had my baby 6months ago, considering another transfer when he gets to 1yr because of my age also.

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I think a good rule of thumb will be to wait a year. You'll be 41 then, right? Just 1 year older won't be too bad and you might want to give yourself a little time to just recover and enjoy your new lives :)

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My RE wants you to wait 6months.

How soon can I do another transfer after a birth?

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