In the process of IVF treatment, many patients will struggle with whether fresh embryo transplantation is better or frozen embryos. On the one hand, everyone will worry that the vitality of the embryo will not be as good as before after freezing, on the other hand, some patients are worried that their fresh embryo transfer time is too tight, and the intima may not grow well enough to affect the success rate of the transfer. So, is it better to transplant fresh embryos or frozen embryos for IVF?
AA69 Fertility Center fertility experts said that fresh embryo transfer and frozen embryo transfer did not say which is good, the key is to see the specific situation, choose which type of embryo for transfer, need to see all aspects of the patient's body.
In the case of the first egg retrieval, the doctor will try to carry out fresh embryo transfer under the condition that the patient's physical condition allows, unless the patient's physical condition does not allow it, or the first fresh embryo transfer fails, the embryo will be frozen first, waiting for the patient's body conditioning before thawing and resuscitation transfer.
In fact, frozen embryos and fresh embryos have their advantages and disadvantages, we do not have to worry too much about which is good, to believe that the doctor will choose the right program for you according to your physical condition.
The advantage of fresh embryo transplantation is that it can shorten the overall IVF treatment time, if the physical condition is better, but also more anxious to get pregnant, you can carry out fresh embryo transplantation about three days after egg retrieval. However, because of the short interval after egg retrieval, it may be that the drugs during ovulation induction have not been fully metabolized, which will affect the tolerance of the endometrium, making it difficult for the embryo to implant.
Frozen embryo transfer will reduce the problem of fresh embryo transfer, first freeze the embryo, the patient has enough time to condition the body, but also to avoid or reduce the incidence of late-onset ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, for patients with too thin and thick uterine lining, there is enough time for cultivation and recovery, increasing the chance of successful transplantation. The disadvantage is that for families who desire a baby, they need to wait an extra month for frozen embryo transplantation.