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Hi Dr. Smith,
I am 34 and my DH is 41. We have been trying to conceive for 3. My tests are normal. My DH has very low morphology (0%), count, and motility. DH was on high doses of Vitamin C and E for three months prior to us moving forward with IVF/ICSI.
I responded well to the meds and produced 16 eggs, 14 of which were mature. We were told that because of the quality of the sperm, of the 14, only 6 were successfully fertilized via ICSI.
Two days ago, we had a 5-day transfer and received some disappointing news that none of our embryos made it to the blastocyst stage. Upon the recommendation of the RE, we transferred one cavitating morula and one morula. We were given a 30% chance. We heard yesterday that our other 4 embryos arrested, so none were frozen.
I have researched online and have found very mixed information. So, I am curious to hear what the statistics are for a BFP with a 5-day morula transfer. Do you agree with the 30% chance? If this cycle doesn't work, are there other things we should consider?
Thanks in advance for any information you can provide.
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