If it comes back euploid, are we fooling ourselves doing a. We have one embryo in the freezer that that was a b quality and a little slow to develop but made it to blast on day 6. The doc says the chance of it becoming a baby are slim but there is a. I'm currently 18+2 with a day 6 embryo. I had two fresh day 5s transferred which resulted in my twins, and they left two more overnight to develop a bit more and they.
Fwiw, a 4bb is a solid embryo, in my opinion. We ended up with two 4bbs from ivf#2. At first, i was thinking if the first transfer (of one 4bb) failed, we would go into another fresh round and keep. We are about to embark on our final fet in jan and we have 2 x day 6 blastocysts. They are both being transferred as our consultant didn't seem to hold out much hope for them. Here is their full grading chart, which does give a slightly higher chance to d5 over d6: 6aa, 5aa, 4aa, 4ba, 5ba, 5ab, 5bb, 3aa or 3ba = 70% chance. The gardner embryo/blastocyst grading system is a common way embryologists grade embryos quality to determine embryo development and ultimately potential for success. This month we transferred a 3bc day 5 blastocyst, also ended in a chemical pregnancy. We now have one 4bb hatching day 6 blastocyst. I thought because it was. My doctor says day 5 and 6 embryos are pretty equivalent, but the internet suggests otherwise, i’ve seen studies saying they have a lower implantation, ongoing pregnancy and live birth rate. After your eggs are retrieved and fertilized, you will get an ivf report with embryo grading. The report explains how many eggs were fertilized, how many embryos were conceived, and how.
I thought because it was. My doctor says day 5 and 6 embryos are pretty equivalent, but the internet suggests otherwise, i’ve seen studies saying they have a lower implantation, ongoing pregnancy and live birth rate. After your eggs are retrieved and fertilized, you will get an ivf report with embryo grading. The report explains how many eggs were fertilized, how many embryos were conceived, and how.
