Embryos found to be abnormal via PGT-A? Don't let them be discarded!
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- Опубліковано 5 кві 2020
- In this video, Dr. Gleicher discusses why it is important not to discard chromosomally abnormal embryos because some of these embryos are potentially transferrable and could result in a healthy pregnancy rate. Learn more from our website: bit.ly/340PPSq
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Btw. Thank you for this video! All the research I have done in the last 5yrs has told me to just try and use the abnormal embryos. The test isn’t always accurate! I had three embryos thrown away after the test at age 40. That’s all my savings to do this test that now is questionable.
Omg. I had one it finally made it to full blast but it was deemed abnormal. I told them to save it. They asked why, cuz I don’t think they wanted to transfer it. And told me I wouldn’t want to. I told them just save it please. I actually forgot I did. I just saw in my portal it was saved. That was my second cycle. I’m in the middle of my fourth cycle. I will definitely be looking into this. There’s so much going on. I forgot that they did actually save it. I did fight to save it. They initially said it’s what u signed off on in the paperwork. I said but I will ups like to save it if you can. And they did. I have been so upset that it worked so hard to get to blast and didn’t think about anything other their opinion , I didn’t think about a miracle. I didn’t think about Gods work. And something somehow brought me to this page. Ok. I will see about making this my next step. At least give the little one another chance.
Hi Dr. Glicer thank you for your insight !
Thank you!
Hello dr, I have an aneuploid 6BA embryo +2p. Would you recommend I transfer?
How do you stop them from discarding your “abnormals”?
What is the cost for the online consultation please?
Hi Dr Gleicher, thank you for this information. I’d love to hear you talk about a) which chromosomally abnormal embryos you do NOT recommend transferring also, b) the types of tests available to check for birth defects and how effective those tests are once embryos are transferred. My partner is understandably worried about the consequences of implanting an an embryo that has been deemed unworthy of implantation. Our trisomy and monosome were both rated as FAIR.
Hello! Thank you for your comment. Dr. Gleicher is eager to help, so we will film videos to address your questions. Stay tuned!
@@CenterforHumanReproduction Wonderful, thank you!
which chromosome abnormalities can still become healthy babies? Is it limited to just one abnormal chromosome per embryo?
Doctor what about mosiac , would you go ahead and transfer. I was told 35 percent miscarriage risk .
Dr Glicer -what about in donor eggs?I have had 2 miscarriages with donor eggs ( 1 tested as triploidy post mis carriage) - would you recommend pgt in the next donor cycle or does it have too many cons?
Hi Janhvi,
Thank you for asking the question that's on many patients' minds! We don't recommend PGT-A for most patients, and that's also true with patients using donor eggs. The biological ability of the embryos to correct chromosomal abnormalities themselves is the major reason, but we are also concerned that this unreliable test is pushed on many patients for economic gain. If you'd like to speak with Dr. Gleicher or Dr. Barad about your options, please contact us at bit.ly/2Lw49gJ.
@@CenterforHumanReproduction hi I need my abnormal pgt egg results to be looked at
Oh dear, I wanted to do PGS but don't agree with my embryos being disgarded... I can't do it then...
Hello Doctor... Today only I got the report of my PGT-A test that my embryos are upnormal. So what should I do. Should I transfer the embyro or not
what happened to your embryos did you transferred your abnormal embryos?
I froze my eggs about 5 years ago. Had total of 16 mature eggs harvested. Is it possible this is enough for 2 babies ? And can I have 2 transferred so I can have twins? I'm 42 now so it's best for me to have twins. But not many clinics allow this. Can you help or guide me to clinics that do?
Your eggs might not have been frozen properly. I had 28 and none of them turned into embryos because of the freezing process they used. Don't wait, get in there to get a fresh egg cycle now.
@@susanm868 where did you get it done? And what type of process was it?
@@janjoy9759 the eggs should have a 70-90% chance of survival if vitrification was used... I'm not sure if 16 eggs will get you two kids but is a good number for the one...
How did things go? x
At 42 I had 17 eggs taken. 7 fertilized and 3 made it to 5 day blasts. All three tested chromosomally abnormal. They are now frozen and I am desperate and 46. Live in Chicago area can you recommend a place that would transfer. I already called and talked to your secretary and you guys don’t take my insurance! I have no children and really I am at the end of my rope!
@Trisha Hand any update? Did you end up getting the abnormal ones transferred?
@@ld872 not yet they wanted me to see a mfm doctor which is weird
@Trisha Hand sorry what is an mfm doctor? I'm 44 and have 2 abnormal which i believe are mosaic so considering my options.
@@ld872MFM dr is maternal fetal medicine for when your pregnant! I was irritated because I had gone to all docs before this include reg doc, gyne, mammo etc I tried two MFM docs with no luck I’m now 46 it’s soo frustrating! I believe an embryo can self correct. I researched for years before I made the choice to try and transfer. Then it’s a battle of getting a doctor on board to do it!
*babies. They're humans
Plz send email address to send the pgta report abt abnormql embryo
Hi! Please reach out to registration@thechr.com to request a consultation. We'd be happy to review your PGTA report during a consultation. Thank you!