PGTA testing

Your clinic may or may not recommend it, mine didn't based on the number of embryos we had and the fact that our initial testing didn't flag anything unusual x

We were recommended it due to my age but didn't do it as IVF is expensive enough and no guarantees that you will have more success with a PGTA tested embryo. Currently 15 weeks pregnant, second transfer.

We weren’t recommended it when doing IVF at 36 as at that age I think the stats are that it doesn’t increase the chances of successful outcome.

When discussing our recent failed transfer with our last embryo from the round at 36, we were told that if we were to do another collection they would recommend PGTA testing, but I’m 41 now.

I had 5 blastocysts at age 36 they said not to test ( non have resulted in love birth )
Just going for a collection at 37 in a few months and have decided to test

First round we tested and implantation failed. Second round we tested and didn't transfer as the only embryo was abnormal. Third round no test as we wanted to try fresh transfer - that little embryo is nearly 17 months old