PGS inconclusive embryos?

Question

So I had 7 embryos. 2 came back as sort of inconclusive and the embryologist recommended retesting..these are my highest quality embryos. 
Genetic Lab says it’s a bad idea. Anyone have an embryo like this they transferred with a resulting healthy baby?
We’ve got 2 normals but one is very low quality. Was hoping to have some put back for a future family but not sure about my 2 inconclusives. My clinic sounds like they won’t recommend transferring.

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I don't think the grading matters as much if they are pgs tested (at least that's what I've heard!). The fact that they were inconclusive is possibly more telling of the lab, tech or bad luck rather than anything about the embryo themselves. Good luck!

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Almost in the same situation. Out of 8 embryos, 2 are inconclusive, they said we can request a re-biopsy on them if we want. We have 4 normal embryos, but we don’t know yet what grades are those. But I thought if they came back normal after pgs,  then they are more than good to be implanted 🤷‍♀️ I will ask my doctor to see what he says.

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Do you mean mosiac? We had 3normal and 2 were mosaic it’s mixed feelings on whether we should use them or not I got pregnant and luckily my 3 were day 5 AB so great quality the mosiac were day 6 less quality but still wish I knew if it was worth trying knowing they could have risk. 
But if anything we would just do it again if we want more and run out of pgs normal embryos. I wouldn’t retest because I heard it’s worse to de thaw and keep re freezing

PGS inconclusive embryos?

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