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Peter,
I heard from another IVF patient the other day that no matter how embryos are frozen and stored (i.e. singly or in multiples and so on), it is possible to take one out at a time - is that right?
I had six frozen embryos and was lucky enough to only have to have one thawed last time to get one that looked viable. The remaining five are stored 1x1 and 2x2 so I just wondered if, as we only want one replaced each time, that would give us five more 'possibles' as opposed to three?
Hope that is clear. Would appreciate your take on this.
Many thanks,
Hawkeye.
I heard from another IVF patient the other day that no matter how embryos are frozen and stored (i.e. singly or in multiples and so on), it is possible to take one out at a time - is that right?
I had six frozen embryos and was lucky enough to only have to have one thawed last time to get one that looked viable. The remaining five are stored 1x1 and 2x2 so I just wondered if, as we only want one replaced each time, that would give us five more 'possibles' as opposed to three?
Hope that is clear. Would appreciate your take on this.
Many thanks,
Hawkeye.