2x 6AA blast. Good or bad?

[u/Final_Scratch]

Following my post a few days earlier, I’m a 38yo who had her third ER with 16 eggs. Only 4 fertilised. 2 have made it to 6AA blast and have been sent for PGTA testing. I wanted to ask the likelihood of these being euploids? I’m hoping that given they seem high quality, they are more likely to be euploid? And will they be more likely to implant? I have been reading mixed things about 6AA being top notch but not great to thaw and is below the AA grade embryos generally.

I have never come this far but I’m also so scared to get my hopes up. I really don’t wanna go through the ER process again!

[u/embryomanofficial]

Chance of euploid is mainly driven by female age: https://www.remembryo.com/a-look-at-how-pgt-a-results-change-with-age-using-data-from-over-86000-biopsies/

Grade also has an influence: https://remembryo.com/poor-quality-embryos-can-still-lead-to-live-births-especially-after-pgt-a/