Embryo Transfer Embryo transfer is a part of the assisted reproduction process in which the fertilised embryos are transferred from a laboratory setting to the womb of a woman to create pregnancy. In most cases, multiple eggs are harvested from a woman’s ovaries and are fertilised in a laboratory. Among these, a few high-quality embryos with the best chance of…
Vaginal spotting in IUI Vaginal spotting or spotting is rare but possible when a woman undergoes IUI as a fertility treatment. When the catheter is placed inside the uterus, it may bump into parts like the cervix causing a slight amount of bleeding that manifests as vaginal spotting. This should not cause any worry as it has little to no…
Vaginal Spotting in IVF Vaginal spotting or just spotting is light bleeding which is not connected to menstrual periods. Spotting is common when a woman undergoes IVF treatment. Up to 40% of women who have the IVF treatment experience spotting at some point or the other. Women are more susceptible to vaginal spotting at three points during the IVF treatment.…
IVF related infections Infections are always a possibility when a medical procedure is done. The same risks are also associated with IVF. Infection during egg retrieval and embryo transfer During the process of egg retrieval and embryo transfer, a needle is introduced into the uterus. In egg retrieval, the needle is then guided using ultrasound scanning to the ovaries where…
IVF twins possibility Having a pair of twins is a real possibility when conceiving through IVF. Though the drugs used during the IVF treatment is often cited as the reason for having twins or multiples, it is the number of embryos that are transferred that essentially cause multiple birth. If multiple embryos are In most cases, two or more embryos…
Risk of having birth defects in IVF Research shows that there is a little more than 4 per cent of babies that were born using the assisted reproductive technology like in vitro fertilization were seen to suffer from major birth defects. These birth defects often included urogenital tract malformations and heart issues. But it is to be kept in mind…
