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We offer frozen embryo transfer at our fertility centers in Beverly Hills, Sherman Oaks, and Mexico to allow you the chance of conception when the time is right for you. When more eggs are retrieved than needed, we can freeze them for future use (cryopreservation). Embryos can be frozen at any stage between day one and day six after egg retrieval and can be stored for years. The patient can then return to the Center for Reproductive Health & Gynecology where Dr. Najmabadi and our team can perform a frozen embryo transfer, increasing the opportunity to conceive after a single egg procedure. The Frozen Embryo Transfer Process  Before the frozen embryo transfer can be performed, your embryos will need to be thawed so the age of the embryos corresponds to the age of your uterine lining. The timing of frozen embryo transfer usually depends on the stage at which the embryos were frozen. Not all embryos survive the cryopreservation process. Before the frozen embryo transfer, we will evaluate your embryos to make sure they are ready for transfer. If they are, then the frozen embryo transfer can go forward. During the procedure a catheter is inserted through the cervix and the embryos are placed into the uterus. The frozen embryo transfer usually takes about 15 minutes. Frozen Embryo Transfer Success Rate The success rate of frozen embryo transfer is almost as successful as standard In vitro fertilization (IVF). Success depends on several factors, including the number and quality of embryos, your age, and the cause of infertility. More Information Frozen embryo transfer allows couples the flexibility they need to pursue their dream of having a baby until the time is right for them. If you are considering fertility treatments and want to learn more about frozen embryo transfer, contact us in Beverly Hills, Sherman Oaks or Mexico today.
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Choose your preferred locationBeverly Hills HoursOffice Hours Monday -Wednesday: 7:30 AM - 3:00 PM Thursday 7:30 am to noon Friday 7:30 AM -3:00 PM Saturday: 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM Sherman Oaks HoursBy Appointment Only What are the steps for frozen embryo transfer?Step 1 - Estrogen Therapy. It is important that you start estrogen therapy on the first day of your period. ... . Step 2 - Embryo Transfer. Embryo transfer is usually performed on the third to fifth day of progesterone therapy. ... . Step 3 - Hormonal Studies - Pregnancy Test. ... . Step 4 - Follow-up Consultation.. How many days after period is frozen embryo transfer?Most often after the retrieval of the egg, the embryos are frozen 5-7 days later. In some other events, from the time of onset of menstruation, this process takes place within 3-4 weeks.
How do I prepare my uterus for frozen embryo transfer?Uterine preparation for FET lasts 3 – 4 weeks. The first two weeks prepare the uterine lining for implantation. Once the lining is ready, you will begin progesterone injections—this happens at some point in week 3. Transfer is scheduled on the 6th day of progesterone exposure.
What is the best day for frozen embryo transfer?The day of transfer depends on the day that the progesterone starts, and the number of days' development of the embryo before it was frozen. For example, a five-day embryo transfer would be made on day six after the beginning of progesterone support.
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