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How many embryos should I transfer ? by Dr. Aniruddha M. Medical Doctor

Posted Mon 05 Oct 2009 10:01pm

1 Comment This is one of the most difficult decisions which IVF patients and their doctors need to make. There are many variables which affect this, so let's look at them one by one. If IVF had a success rate of 100%, everyone would be happy to transfer one embryo . Life would always have a happy ending and IVF doctors would no longer need to talk to t ... Read on »

Frozen Embryo Transfer by Tiffany Snook Patient Expert

Posted Sat 06 Jun 2009 12:06am Good news, good news, and more good news! We got scheduled for our FET (Frozen Embryo Transfer). Gabe's kareyotype came back normal, and our baseline appointment went flawless! Yahhooooooo!!!! Tenative transfer date is set for July 19th of our six day old blastocyst. Gabe and I went to our baseline appointment which was just a check up, some ... Read on »

Frozen embryo transfer (cycle 5 of my IVF with PGD) by Shona D. Posted Sun 30 Jan 2011 5:35am So this is the last post about my IVF with pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) history. You may remember from this post , after the embryo transfer for cycle 5, one of our other embryos made it to blastocyst, and so got frozen. Chances of success The embryologist said to us “It made it to blastocyst, so we froze it”. His tone made it q ... Read on »

8 Embryos Blastocysts Looking For a Family. by pvedmom Patient Expert

Posted Fri 11 Jan 2013 12:00am Our family is complete and we would like to donate our remaining embryos to a waiting family. Four of the eight blastocysts are frozen individually, and four of the eight have been frozen in pairs, so there are four singletons and two sets of two. All eight embryos are blastocysts: six are Day 5 blastocysts and two are Day 6 blastocyst ... Read on »

8 Embryos Blastocysts Looking For a Family. by pvedmom Patient Expert

Posted Fri 11 Jan 2013 3:34pm Our family is complete and we would like to donate our remaining embryos to a waiting family. Four of the eight blastocysts are frozen individually, and four of the eight have been frozen in pairs, so there are four singletons and two sets of two. All eight embryos are blastocysts: six are Day 5 blastocysts and two are Day 6 blastocysts ... Read on »

A Step By Step Guide To The IVF Process: Step Seven -- Embryo Transfer by Edward Ramirez, MD Posted Sun 23 Sep 2012 8:39pm Embryo Transfer Dear Readers: This is the seventh and final part in the series I have begun to help answer what In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is and how it works with my world-wide Blog audience. What you read here is what I also provide my patients with on a daily basis. I plan on going into some detail but in a way that is ... Read on »

Egyptian Fails One Fresh & One Frozen IVF Cycle: Advice On How To Improve Lining Thickness by Edward Ramirez, MD Posted Thu 31 May 2012 10:25am Question: Hi, I am 28 years old, married since 3 years, trying to get pregnant since 2 years. I had ectopic pregnancy since 15 months which ended by right laparoscopic salpingectomy. Then I tried clomid for 3 cycles, HMG induction for 2 cycles and I tried fresh IVF (in vitro fertilization) with long protocol. I took 1 amp menogo ... Read on »

All About Frozen Embryos by Sharon LaMothe Healthy Living Professional

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Posted Sun 27 Dec 2009 1:00am Although Infertility Answers has some of the information below located on our site...Miracles Waiting has much more to offer. Click on any of the links below to visit their website. How are embryos created during an In Vitro Fertilization cycle? At what stage ... Read on »

All About Embryos by Sharon LaMothe Healthy Living Professional

Posted Tue 21 Oct 2008 12:20am I am always on the look out to learn something new and then turn around and share it with you. Below are a list of questions about Embryos in Hot Link form. I hope that you find the information as helpful as I did. Sharon www.InfertilityAnswers.org Ho ... Read on »

Q. Some fertility clinics do embryo transfers 3 days post egg retrieval and others do 5 dayblastocyst transfers. by Liz Richards Patient Expert

Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:02pm

1 Comment I recently had the opportunity to interview one of the amazing embryologists from Oregon Reproductive Medicine here in Portland. If you have any more questions, feel free to post them in the comment section below or email Rebecca. Rebecca Matthews, PhD. Q. Some fertility clinics do embryo transfers 3 days post egg retrieval a ... Read on »