Hi all. Just been 'discussing' this with the other half. He is adamant that twins would be 'disastrous' and wants to avoid any possibility of this by sticking religiously to one transferred embryo during IVF. I think that twins is a whole lot better than no kids at all (neither of us have any children).
We were lucky enough in our first round of IVF to get 3 nice blasts. I had just one put back although on the day the clinic gave me the option of having two replaced. I went for just one as he felt so strongly about twins. It didn't work out. The other two are in the freezer for the FET cycle I have just started. We can't seem to agree on whether to go for one or two this time and in a future fresh round (I am pessimistic about success chances for this frozen round).
I wonder what other people think about transferring two? He is convinced that twins="the end of life as you know it" and would be overwhelmingly negative, is this view widely shared? (I promise I am not exaggerating his views) I do not mean any offence to families with twins, it is not how I see things.
And have any of you opted for a single embryo transfer, knowing that it is reducing your overall chance of pregnancy a bit?
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Risk of twins vs risk of childlessness
CatnipMouse · 22/04/2015 23:44
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