Posted 17 July 2016 - 08:18 PM
Hi Everyone,
We received some news that my partner has 1% sperm morphology... Our doctor recommended ICSI however there seems to be a few risks associated with ICSI, specifically with genetic or chromosomal abnormalities. Our doctor mentioned that these risks do not apply to male factors related to morphology but more so to low motility or low sperm count. Is this true? Has anyone else been in the same boat?
As well, is there any other testing that should be completed prior to ICSI? And any thoughts on Split ICSI? Is it worth it?
IVF #1 - Estrogen priming antagonist protocol. Poor responder. 6 eggs retrieved, 2 mature. 2 fertilized with ICSI. Transferred on Day 2 (one 4 cell and another 2 cell) - BFN
31 Years Old, deemed a poor responder with DOR due to severe endo (chocolate cyst on right ovary).
Am currently trying to figure out what worked for others in similar situations as me ? 
IVF #2,3, and 4 - Completed Embryo Banking with VFC (Dr Hudson). Amazing Experience. Retrieved in total 9 embryos of high quality and day 5+. 
FET #1 (with VFC) - June 2017. Successful, BFP, and DD born in March 2018 
FET #2 (with VFC) - tentatively scheduled for December 2019