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FET and blastocyst transfer

2024-01-10 10:46:12
Hi doctors so I'm undergoing FET of day 5 blastocyst in 4 days and doctor said she will implant two embryos. Doctor said for patients above 30 they generally do 2 blastocyst transfers. Is there any the advantage of implanting two vs one? .I want to know can I terminate 1 embryo if both gets implanted?
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Answered2024-01-10 13:21:14

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Yes two instead of one will have high success rate

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Yes the success rate goes up

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