Failed embryo transfer

Unsuccessful frozen embryo transfers (or FETs) are more common than people think. Women 35 years and younger have a 60 percent chance of pregnancy per transfer. This means 40% of the time, the embryos do not implant.

If you want to know if I am alright. I am not. You don’t think it’s possible to have your heart broken as many times as you do going through IVF. It breaks into a million pieces and slowly, you piece them back together just in time for your heart to shatter again. I am…

To our little embryos, the ones that failed to implant after our IVF transfer: I remember how it felt to carry you in my body and my heart. I remember you.

Frozen Embryo Transfers although they can be stressful for various reasons. I'm sharing my experience on my transfer day.

After my failed frozen egg retrieval, we're doing another full round of IVF! It's a long, challenging and expensive journey.

Failed Frozen Embryo Transfer #3 Failed IVF

I wasn’t surprised to learn our second embryo transfer didn’t work. After the pain of the first failed transfer—emotional, yes, but I screamed during the implantation so I quite literally ... FULL POST

Tips on what worked for me based on my doctor's recommendations and my own research.

Blastocyst vs cleavage-stage embryo transfer. What’s the difference, and which one is right for you, and your IVF journey? Blastocyst vs embryo transfer is an important call, and still not standardised across the fertility landscape. Let’s hear the expert approach from Mr Tarek El-Toukhy, an expert consultant in reproductive medicine and surgery at Guy’s and St Thomas’. #embryotransfer #blastocyst #ttc #ivf

There is a lot of concerns about what to do after embryo transfer to ensure success. Learn how to keep uterus warm after IVF and other healthy tips.