Fresh Embroy Transfer Vs Frozen Embroy Transfer

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Fresh Embryo Transfer Vs. Frozen Embryo Transfer
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Embryo Transfer

• During any IVF (in vitro fertilization)
  procedure, eggs and sperm are combined external
  to a woman's body. These fertilized eggs are then
  allowed to develop into embryos. Eventually, one
  or more of these embryos will be placed inside
  the uterus a process called embryo transfer.
• Embryo transfer is a simple procedure that
  follows in vitro fertilization (IVF) and is often
  considered the simplest and final step of the in
  vitro fertilization process.

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Fresh Embryo Transfer

• In a fresh cycle, a woman has to have hormone
  treatment to regulate her menstrual period,
  stimulate multiple eggs to develop
  (superovulation), and help the eggs to mature.
• A fresh embryo transfer follows your IVF cycle of
  ovarian stimulation and happens very soon after
  your initial egg retrieval procedure. Transfer
  can occur one to six days after successful
  fertilization. These days, most clinics are
  allowing the embryo to reach the blastocyst stage
  before transferring this is usually on day five
  or six.

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Frozen Embryo Transfer

• In a fresh cycle, a woman has to have hormone
  treatment to regulate her menstrual period,
  stimulate multiple eggs to develop
  (superovulation), and help the eggs to mature.
• A fresh embryo transfer follows your IVF cycle of
  ovarian stimulation and happens very soon after
  your initial egg retrieval procedure. Transfer
  can occur one to six days after successful
  fertilization. These days, most clinics are
  allowing the embryo to reach the blastocyst stage
  before transferring this is usually on day five
  or six.

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