| similar problem - just 2 vs. 1February 17 2011 at 2:59 PM | wt (no login) | |
| All my embies seem to be doing well, six 8-cell, one 7-cell and one 6-cell on day 3 so we'll be doing a day 5 transfer and I just assumed that with a day 5 transfer, they would only transfer one. Now, the doctor says he usually does 2. I'm a single mother with a 4 year old but I have a full-time live-in nanny and my parents are super, super helpful(but live a long way away). I'm just worried about having two on my own plus my 4 year old. Selective reduction of any kind is illegal here and I had heard that there are also clinics in the US that don't like to do 2 to 1 even though it's legal there. Anyway, it seems like such a HUGE risk either way (put in two few and get a BFN or put in two many and have more babies that you can handle). Anyway, still working it out and would love any insights.
Rachel |
| Responses- How good is your clinic and how good are the blasts? - LizLA on Feb 17
- typo noticed - wt on Feb 17
- If twins are not an option for you, I would only do one. Honestly, they can - Kacee on Feb 17
- My clinic usually does 2 blasts (pg ment) - pixl on Feb 17
- I transferred one and had success... - Andi on Feb 17
- I was more afraid of a BFN than twins....(success ment) - Miracle_Wanted on Feb 17
- I'm with Miracle_Wanted- - Lu on Feb 17
- Wow...great embryo update! - Mrs. M on Feb 17
- What are the clinic's frozen rates? - Renata on Feb 17
- I think - Catherine on Feb 17
- Single here too, I'd put in one - ALM on Feb 17
- thanks to everyone... - wt on Feb 18
- I would only transfer one in your shoes (and I was, kids, pg, mc) - Kenny on Feb 18
- Thanks! - wt on Feb 18
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