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Peainapod
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whats involved in a frozen transfer?
Just curious..im going for a fresh IVF cycle, but in the event that it doesnt work and I have embroyos to spare, I would consider doing a frozen transfer.
are the same drugs involved to prep for a frozen transfer? Or is it easier than a fresh cycle where you have to stim and develop multiple eggs.
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whats involved in a frozen transfer?
for frozen you might start estrogen first, about 2 weeks prior then once the transfer happens you start progesterone. I hope I am remembering correctly.
Easier than a fresh cycle as you are not on all the drugs. No stim is needed as you stimmed in order to get those eggs.
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| Posted 9/7/15 9:27 PM |
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Peainapod
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Re: whats involved in a frozen transfer?
Posted by hmm
for frozen you might start estrogen first, about 2 weeks prior then once the transfer happens you start progesterone. I hope I am remembering correctly.
Easier than a fresh cycle as you are not on all the drugs. No stim is needed as you stimmed in order to get those eggs.
thats what I thought. Hopefully the fresh cycle works. I have very mixed emotions about the odds..
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| Posted 9/7/15 9:29 PM |
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hmm
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Re: whats involved in a frozen transfer?
Posted by Peainapod
Posted by hmm
for frozen you might start estrogen first, about 2 weeks prior then once the transfer happens you start progesterone. I hope I am remembering correctly.
Easier than a fresh cycle as you are not on all the drugs. No stim is needed as you stimmed in order to get those eggs.
thats what I thought. Hopefully the fresh cycle works. I have very mixed emotions about the odds..
Stim for me was very hard, frozen didn't work for me either, nothing made it.
Good luck
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| Posted 9/7/15 10:20 PM |
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babydreams21
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whats involved in a frozen transfer?
I did one frozen transfer. That cycle was way easier than a fresh IVF cycle. GL
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| Posted 9/7/15 10:29 PM |
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AJ0305
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whats involved in a frozen transfer?
Frozen is faster and easier than a fresh cycle. I only took estrogen and progesterone for the frozen. Good luck!
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08BabySurprise
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Re: whats involved in a frozen transfer?
Faster and easier. All that's needed is estrogen to thicken the lining and then progesterone.
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| Posted 9/8/15 2:15 PM |
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Hope2009
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whats involved in a frozen transfer?
FET was easier for me me as well. Day 2 went in for B&S, started taking estrogen for about two or so weeks. Went in three time total for BW. The procedure took about five minutes.
Good luck to you.
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| Posted 9/9/15 7:56 AM |
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TyReseGreen
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Re: whats involved in a frozen transfer?
Frozen cycle is a million times easier then a fresh. For me I never had success on fresh cycles only 2 frozen ones. I did also have frozen cycles that failed. Anyway....
Day 2 or 3 Went in for BW and baseline sonogram; start estrogen either pills or patches. I prefer pills.
Day 7 went back for Endometrial Biopsy(to help embryo(DS) implant but not common
Day 10 BW and sonogram; continue estrogen and added prednisone(not common but helps uterus from rejecting the embryo)
Day 13/14 BW and sonogram began progesterone plus other meds
Day 19 transfer day continue meds plus lovenox(not common but I have a clotting disorder)
Day 21 progesterone check
Day 28 beta and progesterone
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| Posted 9/13/15 2:54 PM |
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