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The council recommends
On: "I have failed my first FET where a good quality embryo was transferred with a poor quality embryo, I have 2 good quality embryos left , my uterine lining was good , what should be the approach for the next transfer ? I am 36 years old"
Top pick
Elective Single Embryo Transfer (eSET) with Targeted Cavity Review
Transfer exactly one of your remaining good-quality embryos to maximize cumulative success and avoid the high risks of twin gestation. Co-transferring poor embryos is not recommended as it may impair the uterine environment. Before proceeding, do a focused review of progesterone timing and consider a quick cavity check or endometritis screen, but avoid excessive immune panels after just one failure.
Runner-up
Proceed directly to a single embryo transfer with your standard protocol after optimizing progesterone support.
Wildcard
Consider a natural or modified-natural FET cycle if your previous transfer used a fully medicated/programmed protocol.
Best time
Discuss cycle adjustments with your reproductive endocrinologist during your post-failure review before starting your next bleed.
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All experts strongly advise a single embryo transfer next, but differ on how extensive pre-transfer testing should be.
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Where they agree
✓Transfer only one good-quality embryo rather than both remaining embryos.
✓Do not co-transfer another poor-quality embryo with a good-quality one.
✓A single failed transfer does not imply repeated implantation failure.
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Lens · Evidence-based moderation
Lens · Thorough investigative
Lens · Targeted uterine diagnostic
Proceed with elective single embryo transfer after targeted cavity and chronic endometritis screening.
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