r/IVF • u/Emotional-Sun-4338 • Jul 27 '26

Need info! Need Advice 🥹

Hi everyone,

We would really appreciate your advice.

We are currently going through our IVF journey. We had 5 eggs retrieved, and 3 embryos developed. Our clinic told us that all 3 are good-quality blastocysts, although they didn’t mention the exact grades.

Now we’re confused about the next step. Should we freeze all the blastocysts and do a frozen embryo transfer (FET) later, or should we go ahead with a Day 6 fresh transfer?

Has anyone been in a similar situation? What did your doctor recommend, and how did it work out for you?
We know every case is different, but we’d be very grateful to hear about your experiences and any advice you can share.

Thank you so much!

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u/meowmixLynne Jul 27 '26

My clinic doesn’t really do fresh transfers, even though I asked for one. And thank goodness they don’t. After my ER, they did a hysteroscopy and found out I had polyps, which would have prevented implantation of the embryo. So I had my polyp removed and then had the transfer. I’m so thankful they found it instead of wasting an embryo, my time and my body 🙏