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AliB
LIF Infant
Member since 3/11 332 total posts
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alison
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Thawing out process
So my FET is set for Thursday and I'm worrying about the embryos surviving the thaw. We have 4 frozen but are putting back 2. If one doesn't survive the thaw, do they take another and try? I forgot to ask my dr about this. How successful is the thaw process? Anyone go through this before?
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Posted 8/24/13 10:41 PM  |
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PitterPatter11
Baby Boy is Here!
Member since 5/11 7632 total posts
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Re: Thawing out process
I have never done a FET, but I know success rates are largely dependent on the quality of your embryos and the method that they used to freeze them.
Good Luck!!
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| Posted 8/25/13 12:39 PM |
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Irishgrl1017
It happened :)
Member since 9/08 1872 total posts
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Colleen
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Re: Thawing out process
Not sure 100 percent sure. But from what I remember it doesn't take Long to thaw. It's done right before u go in
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| Posted 8/25/13 1:53 PM |
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Thawing out process
Yes they do try others if it does not go as planned
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| Posted 8/25/13 3:39 PM |
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LInMI
LIF Adult
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Thawing out process
My clinics protocol was to unfreeze as many embies until we get to 2. I've read there is only a small % that do not make it through the thaw.
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| Posted 8/26/13 10:33 AM |
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CindySN23
Stop, Think & Breathe...
Member since 8/11 3550 total posts
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Cindy
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Thawing out process
Just like the pp's but with the vitrification process thawing of embryos has a high success.
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| Posted 8/26/13 11:23 AM |
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