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Hi Peter,
I wondered if you could shed some light please. I had 5 day blastacyst transfer in May, and five were put on ice. Unfortunately I got a positive pg which ended in a m/c. Anyway, we are in the process of having FET. Was a bit put out to say the least, when at my review, the clinic advised that blasts did not freeze as well as day 2/3 embyos. I would always have gone to blast in view of the success rates, but was miffed that the freezing/thaw success rates were not so good. I had to get that out of them via direct questioning, hence this information was not volunteered when we made our original decisions.
My question I guess, is why is it they they have a worse record? Also, roughly how much worse
Thanks for your help.
Helen
I wondered if you could shed some light please. I had 5 day blastacyst transfer in May, and five were put on ice. Unfortunately I got a positive pg which ended in a m/c. Anyway, we are in the process of having FET. Was a bit put out to say the least, when at my review, the clinic advised that blasts did not freeze as well as day 2/3 embyos. I would always have gone to blast in view of the success rates, but was miffed that the freezing/thaw success rates were not so good. I had to get that out of them via direct questioning, hence this information was not volunteered when we made our original decisions.
My question I guess, is why is it they they have a worse record? Also, roughly how much worse

Thanks for your help.
Helen