u/Able_Job1744

I had a recent FEt with good blastocyst 4AA.

i am on subcutaneous injection pleyris daily+ crinone (2 per day) and waiting for me beta on 14 August But i did a little mistake i am damn worried today is my 2dpt i took pkeyris on the night of my post tranfer day but due to a misunderstanding i didn't took the injection for day 0 and day 1 although took crinone wihtout missing a day,, now i am devasted i ruined everything although i have my injection now but i don't know if this will be successful or not as this is my second FET transfer after one failed one.

Hi everyone,

I'm 28 and have severe male factor infertility (around 4 million sperm count, 1% morphology, and low motility). My wife and I tried to conceive naturally for 3 years before I underwent 6 months of hormone therapy, but unfortunately there was only a slight improvement.

We eventually moved on to ICSI. We had 12 eggs retrieved, 7 fertilized, and were fortunate to get 3 untested 4AA blastocysts. Our first fresh transfer failed, which was devastating. We're now in the two-week wait after our frozen embryo transfer.

Has anyone here been in a similar situation with numbers like mine? Did ICSI eventually work for you, even after a failed first transfer? I'd really appreciate hearing your experiences. This journey has been emotionally exhausting, and it would help to know we're not alone.

Thank you.

Hi everyone,

I'm just looking for people who have been through something similar because after our first failed transfer, we're feeling really heartbroken.

I'm 25, and my husband is 28. We have severe male factor infertility. His sperm count is around 4 million, with 1% morphology and low motility. We trued naturally for 3 years and even tried hormone treatment for him for almost 6 months, hoping things would improve enough to conceive naturally or at least increase our chances, but there was only a small improvement.

We eventually moved to ICSI. I had 12 eggs retrieved, 7 fertilized, and we were lucky to get three 4AA blastocysts. Because of our age, our doctor didn't recommend PGT-A and explained that it doesn't guarantee success, so we decided not to test the embryos.

We were so hopeful that our first fresh transfer would work, but unfortunately it failed. It completely broke us. I'm now in the two-week wait after transferring one of our frozen embryos, and while I'm trying to stay positive, the previous failure has made it really difficult.

Is anyone else here dealing with severe male factor infertility? Did ICSI eventually work for you despite low count, low motility, and poor morphology? Did you also have a failed first transfer before eventually having success?

I would really appreciate hearing your stories. Right now, I think I just need to know we're not alone.

Thank you so much for reading. ❤️

Hi everyone,

I'm 28 and have severe male factor infertility (around 4 million sperm count, 1% morphology, and low motility). My wife and I tried to conceive naturally for 3 years before I underwent 6 months of hormone therapy, but unfortunately there was only a slight improvement.

We eventually moved on to ICSI. We had 12 eggs retrieved, 7 fertilized, and were fortunate to get 3 untested 4AA blastocysts. Our first fresh transfer failed, which was devastating. We're now in the two-week wait after our frozen embryo transfer.

Has anyone here been in a similar situation with numbers like mine? Did ICSI eventually work for you, even after a failed first transfer? I'd really appreciate hearing your experiences. This journey has been emotionally exhausting, and it would help to know we're not alone.

Thank you.