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At Pristyn Care, the IVF specialists are highly trained to perform successful embryo transfer procedures and ensure high success rates. Book an appointment.
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Embryo transfer is the final step in the IVF process. This step involves placing the fertilized egg or embryo into the woman’s uterus to allow embryo implantation, fetus development, and healthy pregnancy. An embryo transfer is generally performed 5 to 6 days after the egg retrieval process in IVF.
The fertility specialists can use any of the following types of embryos for this process:
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IVF procedure needs to be performed with precision, and embryo transfer is one of its most crucial steps. Therefore, precision is important. At Pristyn Care, our fertility specialists have performed numerous IVF procedures accurately, ensuring high success rates. The procedure is performed at our partner hospitals or fertility clinics that are well-maintained with state-of-the-art infrastructure. Listed below are some more reasons why you should choose Pristyn Care for IVF treatment:
Fertility specialists suggest IVF and embryo transfer when couples can not conceive naturally. Some other reasons that make getting an embryo transfer a good choice include:
Embryo transfer is a relatively pain-free procedure performed in a hospital or fertility clinic. This procedure is performed after the fertilization process, generally 5 days after the egg retrieval process in IVF. It is performed in the following steps:
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Women are allowed to go back on the same day after embryo transfer. However, since the ovaries are enlarged, the fertility specialist might ask them to avoid heavy workouts, lifting weights, and exerting themselves as it might cause complications in the process. Some women might experience the following side effects:
In general, these side effects are short-lived and subside over time. However, if they persist, consult a doctor to get checked for an infection, twisted ovaries, or other severe conditions.
Almost a week after embryo transfer, the fertility specialist will take a sample of your blood to check for pregnancy. The doctor will move on to prenatal care if it comes out positive. However, if it’s negative, the doctor will stop your progesterone medicine and might ask you to attempt another cycle of IVF and embryo transfer.
Embryo transfer procedure accompanies very few risks, and most patients can get back to their routine without much discomfort. Some risks may be attributed to increased hormonal stimulation, which can lead to blood clots or blocking of a blood vessel.
In some cases, women can experience some bleeding, an increase in vaginal discharge, and infections. Complications can also occur due to anaesthesia, especially if the patient is allergic to it. Contrary to common misconception, it does not increase your chances of miscarriage, and the risk of miscarriage is just as much as natural conception.
The only major complication associated with embryo transfer is increased chances of multiple pregnancies. It can further lead to an increased risk of disabilities in children and stillbirth.
The embryo transfer procedure is generally very comfortable and does not cause pain or discomfort to the patient. The procedure is performed under anaesthesia. Some patients might experience mild cramping or pain after the procedure, which goes away on its own.
While the risk of complications and side effects after the embryo transfer procedure is quite low, some patients might experience the following side effects:
It depends. The doctors generally use one or two embryos in the case of younger patients and as many as four embryos in case of women who are in their 30s or 40s for best results.
Several factors contribute to the success or failure of in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer, including:
The success of the embryo transfer procedure typically depends upon the transfer method. According to research published in the International Journal of Reproductive Medicine, the chances of a successful pregnancy with fresh embryo transfer are 23%, while that with frozen embryo transfer is 18%.
Although there are no definite deciding factors, many fertility specialists indicate that frozen embryo transfers provide a higher success of successful pregnancy in comparison to using fresh embryos, during IVF.
Sreedevi Lakkoju
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Post transfer had multiple complications when we lost the hope Dr Samhita made us to understand the situation and never gave up on our hope. Gave counseling to us and helped us to overcome the situation and made us ready for next cycle with lot of positivity.
Neha Jain
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Dr Anagha is very supportive and caring. I never felt a bit of tension because of her . She is fabulous and good .
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