How many euploids did it take for you to have a live birth?

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Very nervous going into my first FET

Watching with interest. We've had four transfers so far with no joy (one missed miscarriage, one chemical, 2 BFNs) but hadn't tested any of them so no idea if any were euploid. Testing this time round though (if we get that far!). Best of luck for your FET 🙏 do you have many frozen euploids?

The chance is usually given as about 50-65% for the first transfer, 80-85% cumulative success by the second euploid transfer and 90-95% by the third. Good luck!

I’m 31 weeks pregnant after my first fet which was a euploid embryo. I couldn’t believe it when it stuck and to be honest it still doesn’t feel real.
best of luck with your fet.

I'm 12 weeks pregnant with my first euploid.

1 failed euploid FET here, keeping everything crossed for my 2nd, hopefully soon! I felt that 1 fail was unfortunate luck, if there's 2 then maybe think again about further testing

My first euploid was my 16 month boy and my second euploid is my current pregnancy and I'm 37 weeks now

I know the stats but what makes me worried is that on the forums in practice it seems like there’s loads of people for whom the euploids also don’t stick

Yes I have a few! But just hope it’s enough and not some undiscovered uterus issue that’s the problem

People who are successful are less likely to hang around. And those that are unsuccessful over many tries may have multiple other problems.

Also, anecdote (such as on message boards) is essentially meaningless, as much as we all use threads for solace or information. You could get 20 people say their first was successful or 20 people say even their third wasn't. Only large data sets are an indication.