What is my chance of getting pregnant after PGS with Parental Support?
There are many different factors that influence whether or not you become pregnant during your IVF cycle. The data that Gene Security Network (GSN) currently has on pregnancy rates following testing is reported by IVF centers and was not collected under a formal clinical study. These rates may change as more data is collected. • For Day 3 blastomere biopsy with fresh transfer there is approximately a 50% ongoing pregnancy rate with embryo transfer following testing; this rate is closer to 60% in patients aged 35 and younger and 45% in patients aged 36 and older. • For Day 5 trophectoderm biopsy with Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) there is approximately a 75% ongoing pregnancy rate with embryo transfer. This rate appears to be slightly higher in patients 35 and younger and slightly lower in patients aged 36 and older.
