u/Plane-Vegetable-3939

I just finished my 6th round and found out that we got a euploid. I also have an LLM on ice.

I have had two failed euploid FETs. The first was fully medicated -- my early beta was low (40) and second was lower (32). The second was a modified natural and failed to implant. Clear hysteroscopies both times.

I have an almost 4 yo who I conceived without assistance. It was a natural delivery with no complications. I'm 41 now.

My doctor doesnt recommend testing but says we can do lupron suppression empirically if I want. I'm doing acupuncture and red light therapy because my lining has hovered around 7 mm even with tamoxifen.

What else should I consider?

Heading into my sixth retrieval tomorrow. The number of mature eggs I retrieved previously were 6, 4, 10, 8, and 8. Doctor says to expect 3 this time, although most rounds the estimate has been 2 lower than actual results.

I decided not to cancel. Any positive stories about getting a euploid from a small yield? I've had 2 euploids in the past but neither transfer worked.

I have a low level mosaic embryo with two chromosomes impacted (14 and 18). I know the general odds of transferring LLMs, but am not sure how two chromosomes affect outcomes.

Any experience shares or advice on this topic would be welcome.

I'm 41. I just got disappointing results from my fifth round of PGTA, and I'm looking for perspectives / advice / reactions to my situation. For the first time through this process, I'm really spinning.

Here are my stats:

Round #, date: Retrieved, mature, fertilized, blasts, euploid.

#1, 5/25: 7, 6, 6, 4, 1 (chemical)

#2, 10/25: 5, 4, 3, 1, 0

#3: 2/26: 11, 10, 9, 3, 1 (did not implant)

#4: 4/26: 9, 8, 8, 2, 0

#5: 6/26: 8, 8, 7, 4, 0

I have a 3.5 year old who I conceived spontaneously. I bought a pack of 3 retrievals, and I still have one left. But I don't know if I should proceed, give up, or consider donor eggs.