What are the most FAQS regarding frozen embryo transfer? In recent years, Motherhood fertility centre, which is an infertility centre in Hyderabad success rate is so high that it is considered as a leading IVF centre in Hyderabad. Because of its quality treatment, it is now recommended as an elite egg donation centres in Hyderabad or test-tube baby centre in Hyderabad. Many couples come here to beat their infertility issue and they have many questions to ask the health professionals. That’s why here we are representing those questions with their answers when they are prepared for doing In Vitro Fertilization treatment.
Who can opt for frozen embryo transfers? In Vitro Fertilization treatment works with women between the ages between 18 to 50. Generally, younger women have more quality eggs, but not always true. Those women, who have suffered through multiple miscarriages, endometriosis,
or early miscarriage have different success rates as compared to those women who have other infertility issues, and this may depend upon the quality of the eggs. But, the earlier a patient visits IVF centre and begins the treatment, the higher the probability that her eggs will result in embryos and ultimately result in pregnancy. How are eggs collected, fertilized and then frozen? Female patients go through ​in vitro fertilization hormone treatment at the starting of their first cycle. This stimulates the production of eggs, then the Motherhood fertility centre collects those multiple eggs, rather than just the single one that would be released during a natural, unstimulated cycle. How does the IVF with fresh eggs differ from frozen embryo transfer process? The only differences between frozen eggs and using fresh in a cycle of In Vitro Fertilization treatment is that the woman will not have to go through ovarian stimulation at the starting of the frozen embryo transfer treatment and that the man will not need to deliver his sperm. The man (or indeed, sperm donor) has already played his responsibility and it is not needed again. This is also true of the woman (or egg donor), but still, to encourage thickening of the endometrial lining, she will need to go through hormone treatment. This is the part of the in vitro fertilization treatment cycle that prepares the womb for embryo implantation. What happens after Frozen Embryo Transfer? The remaining steps of the cycle of In Vitro Fertilization treatment are exactly the same. As this attempt is not the first one of the patients at conceiving via IVF process, she will be familiar with the processes what procedures will happen over the next few days. It can be fascinating to take a pregnancy test in ten days after frozen embryo transfer, but it is recommended that ​in vitro fertilization treatment​, it is to continue to wait and take a test from fourteen days post transfer.
Chances of success with Frozen Embryo Transfer The success rate of frozen embryo transfer does not differ in any significant way from those of fresh embryo transfers. Because of the development in modern fertility treatment, 95% of unfreezing blastocysts are suitable for transfer. Of course, IVF carefully unfreezes each frozen embryo transfer blastocyst before continuing with the next stage of the IVF cycle. It means that only viable, high-quality blastocysts can be transferred. Contact Us: Website: http://www.motherhoodfertility.com/ Email: motherhoodfertility@gmail.com Phone No: +91 9490026462