fingerscrossed22!!!
May 18th, 2016, 06:26 AM
Hi Dr Potter
Thank you in advance for reading and (hopefully) replying to my email!
I undertook an IVF cycle in 2012 (when I was 32) which resulted in my eldest son and five other frozen embryos (4 are 5 blastocysts and 1 is a day 6 blastocyst). We have been lucky enough to fall pregnant naturally with two other children but we would like to have a fourth child and I want to use one of our frozen embryos for that and would like to have them PGD tested to try and get a girl.
I just have a couple of questions if that is ok. I do not wish to undertake a further IVF cycle and just want to test the five frozen embryos that we currently have. Is it possible to get these shipped to your clinic for testing now and then arrange a transfer (if we are lucky to have an embryo to transfer) at a later stage in the year? ie a two staged process?
Can you confirm what type of testing you will do on the embryo? And given my request above, are you able to thaw, test and refreeze the embryos? Do you foresee any issues with this? This would obviously avoid us travelling over for a transfer where we might not have any embryos and also will allow us to know if we have any embryos to transfer as soon as possible, even months in advance of a transfer date
Thanks in advance for your reply
Claire
Thank you in advance for reading and (hopefully) replying to my email!
I undertook an IVF cycle in 2012 (when I was 32) which resulted in my eldest son and five other frozen embryos (4 are 5 blastocysts and 1 is a day 6 blastocyst). We have been lucky enough to fall pregnant naturally with two other children but we would like to have a fourth child and I want to use one of our frozen embryos for that and would like to have them PGD tested to try and get a girl.
I just have a couple of questions if that is ok. I do not wish to undertake a further IVF cycle and just want to test the five frozen embryos that we currently have. Is it possible to get these shipped to your clinic for testing now and then arrange a transfer (if we are lucky to have an embryo to transfer) at a later stage in the year? ie a two staged process?
Can you confirm what type of testing you will do on the embryo? And given my request above, are you able to thaw, test and refreeze the embryos? Do you foresee any issues with this? This would obviously avoid us travelling over for a transfer where we might not have any embryos and also will allow us to know if we have any embryos to transfer as soon as possible, even months in advance of a transfer date
Thanks in advance for your reply
Claire