Your first IVF failed and you have only 1 frozen embryo left do you have any chances of getting pregnant with 1 frozen embryo?

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Yes it is very possible to become pregnant with one frozen Embryo. The chances of conception taking place depends on your medical history, your fertility levels and on the doctors advice. Good luck.

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Here in Britain doctors now only implant one embryo as it has as much chance of implanting as more than one and a single pregnancy is better for both mother and baby than a multiple.

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