what are the probabilities of success with different grade embryos??

[hellokittyy]

Hi - I'm in the early stages of IVF (post transfer).

We also have frozen embryos - different grades but some grade C. We are planning to use these embryos as well in a later cycle we hope as siblings.

I was just wondering if anyone knew what the chances of say a grade C embroyo surviving thawing and managing to lead to a pregnancy are?

I just pray so much that my embryos make it - I love them already.
thanks for any info you have.

ps. I also just want to say a big good luck and hug to any other women going through this. x

[BadgerFace]

Hello hellokittyy I'm afraid that I don't know the answer to your question but I am interested to see if someone does as I am in a similar position to you - embryo was put on board last Saturday and just waiting now... I've also got some frozen.

Good luck to you! When do you test?

[freelancescientist]

Hi there
Your really need to speak to the embryologists at your clinic.
We only freeze embryos we feel have a realistic chance of implanting after freezing, but the chance of them coming through the thaw process can vary from 40% to 90% depending on the stage they were frozen at and the method used.
Hope you don't need them for ages and ages though!!

[hellokittyy]

Hi - thanks for replies.
Badgerface - actually we've had a positive test :) We are so excited but also nervous and obviously can't really discuss it with people in RL.

Not sure why I am thinking about the frozen - I guess it's because I'm v unlikely to do another full cycle and I was just imagining what could be (best/worst scenario type thing). Though obviously would be absolutely delighted with just one baby (pls god..)

Badgerface - I wish you so much luck - the 2ww is just so nervewracking I know. XX

[BadgerFace]

Ah, congrats then hellokittyy!!