Types of embryo transfer

In order to extract and fertilize the eggs during IVF, doctors generally follow the same process everyrntime. Once fertilization has occurred, there are a few different options available for embryo transfer: Fresh embryo transfer: Once eggs have been fertilized, they are cultured for 1-2 days. The best embryos are chosen to transfer directly to the woman’s uterus. rnFrozen embryo transfer: Any healthy embryos that were not used in the first transfer can be frozen and stored for future use. These can be thawed and transferred to the uterus. Blastocyst embryo transfer: If many healthy embryos develop after the fertilization, it is common to wait to see if the embryos develop into blastocysts. According to a study in the Indian Journal of Clinical Practice, blastocyst embryo transfer has a higher success rate than the standard embryo transfer on day 3. However, another recent study suggests that it may pose risks later in pregnancy and should not always be recommended. Assisted hatching (AH): A study in the Reproductive Biomedicine Online found that the process of assisted hatching – weakening the outer layer of the embryo before it is transferred to the uterus – does not improve pregnancy and implantation rates in women who are having fresh embryos transferred. The researchers noted, however, that women having frozen embryos implanted do benefit from having their embryos treated in this way. rnRequest an Appointment / General Inquiry:- https://www.mohakivf.com/Contact-us.htm rnPlease go through our social media : like our page to now more about IVF Facebook :- https://www.facebook.com/MOHAK-IVF-1167147806785287/ rnPlease do follow on Instagram Instagram :- https://www.instagram.com/mohak_ivf/