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…
Difference between a 3-day and a 5-day embryo transfer When the fertilised embryos reach a certain stage of development, they are transferred into the woman’s uterus. If everything goes right, the embryo implants itself and this results in pregnancy. Embryo transfer can be done either on the 3rd or the 5th day of growth. On day 3, the embryos will…
Freezing embryos before transfer Some people choose to preserve their embryos by freezing them for future use or to donate them later. This technique is known as delayed frozen embryo transfer. Once the embryos are formed, the water in them is replaced with cryoprotectant in a process called cryopreservation. Then the Embryologist brings the embryos to its preservation state and…
Delayed Frozen Embryo Transfer Benefits There are a lot of benefits that come with the delayed frozen embryo transfer or the freeze all technique. To know if this is the best option for you, talk to our experts and fertility specialists. Embryo transfer is done at more physiological levels of Hormones There is reduced risk of preterm labour, low birth…
How many eggs are retrieved during IVF? In preparation for the IVF cycle, women are given fertility drugs that are aimed at ovarian stimulation. The course of the drugs can last anywhere between 8 to 14 days. This causes the ovaries to produce multiple eggs rather than just one as during normal ovulation. On an average 10 to 20 eggs…
Elective single embryo transfer In some cases, doctors or patients may choose to select just one ideal embryo to be transferred into the womb. The transfer might be done via delayed frozen embryo transfer or a fresh cycle embryo transfer. The remaining embryos may be preserved for future use. This process is known as elective single embryo transfer. Elective single…
