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Blastocyst transfer
Blastocyst Transfer treatment in Hebbal, Bangalore
Blastocyst Transfer treatment in Hebbal, Bangalore is a fertility procedure used to increase the chances of pregnancy. The procedure involves transferring a fertilised egg that has developed into a blastocyst (a ball of cells) into the uterus. This is typically done five to six days after fertilisation. The advantage of blastocyst transfer is that it allows the embryo to develop for a more extended period in the laboratory, which gives it a better chance of survival. In addition, blastocyst transfer enables the doctor to select the healthiest embryos for transfer. Blastocyst transfer is a more complex procedure than traditional embryo transfer and is typically only performed by fertility specialists. The procedure is also more expensive. Discuss the risks and benefits with your doctor if you are considering blastocyst transfer.
Pre-Procedure
Before blastocyst transfer, it is essential to understand the procedure thoroughly. This includes understanding the risks and potential complications involved. The first step is to meet with a fertility specialist to discuss the procedure and to have any questions answered. Once you have decided to move forward with the procedure, you will need to have a few tests performed. These tests will help to determine the best time to transfer the blastocyst.
Procedure
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The patient's ovaries are stimulated with fertility drugs to produce multiple eggs.
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The eggs are retrieved from the ovaries and fertilised with sperm in a lab.
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The resulting embryos are incubated for 5-6 days until they reach the blastocyst stage.
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One or two blastocysts are then selected for transfer to the patient's uterus.
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The transfer is performed using a thin catheter inserted through the cervix.
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The blastocysts implant in the uterus and hopefully grow into healthy pregnancies.
The success rates of blastocyst transfer vary depending on several factors, including the patient's age, the quality of the blastocyst, and the experience of the fertility specialist. In general, blastocyst transfer results in slightly higher pregnancy rates than traditional embryo transfer, but the difference is not always statistically significant.
Post-Procedure
After the procedure, you will be monitored for a short peperiodYou will then be able to go home and rest. It is important to avoid strenuous activity for the next few days, and you should also avoid sex for the next week. You will need to return to the fertility clinic for a follow-up appointment two weeks after the procedure. Consult with specialists at Manipal Hospital now.
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