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Old 07-11-2009, 01:35 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question 3 blasts but no implantation & no PGD. could PGD help??

We've been ttc for about 6 years, over 3 with IUI, IVF etc. I've had 3 blasts transferred and still no pregnancy. That cycle even had 5 of 6 embies make it to blast. However, we never had PGD done so I have to wonder if there is a genetic issue. Now we are torn between one last IVF cycle using PGD or moving on to adoption. Does anyone have any thoughts or experience with PGD w/o mc's? Everything is so expensive and our insurance doesn't cover any part. Any info or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!

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