Frozen transfer vs Fresh transfer

I did frozen. My retrieval was in December and I just did my transfer a couple weeks ago. I’m 5 weeks pregnant! 🤗

Frozen, to avoid OHSS

Hi
I have my egg collection tomorrow and I need to do freeze all because I’m so high risk of OHSS
Plus I think it give your body a little rest from all the injections etc!
I am sooo nervous for tomorrow!
When do you think you will starting? Have you heard anything?
I have to travel nearly 2 hours to London it’s costing £38 ever time That’s not including petrol
But hopefully all worth it xx

@Fazzy so are doing frozen?

Congratulations

Have you all had your AMH test done and had the results? X

If you’re interesting in doing genetic testing, frozen is your only option because you need time for the test results to come back. It does add to the cost but it gives you peace of mind that the embryo you’re transferring has the best chance of success

I’ll be doing a frozen transfer when the time comes as we plan on doing the testing to make sure the embryos are 100% healthy. When you do the testing the embryos transferred have to be frozen from what my doctor explained to me.

I’m planning to do a fresh next week! My insurance is weird and will count a frozen as a completely separate round, where as a fresh gets lumped together with my retrieval. I also am eager to transfer and don’t want to have to wait another month!

I had my retrieval last week & will be doing a frozen transfer in July! I was at high risk for OHSS—& absolutely got it—& couldn’t imagine having done a fresh transfer. It definitely knocked me out for a few days & I needed all of the Tylenol & ibuprofen I could take! I’ve also just hear frozen has a higher success rate! 🤞🏼

I would've loved to have done a fresh transfer but had mild ohss. I finally have my frozen transfer tomorrow. If it doesn't work I will try to get another fresh cycle done before using my other frozen embryos