Embryo Transfer & Cryopreservation

Precise Embryo Placement & Future Fertility Preservation

At Jeevan Sparsh Hospital, Embryo Transfer and Cryopreservation are crucial stages in the IVF journey, managed with clinical precision, cutting-edge technology, and personalized care. These steps significantly influence the success of fertility treatments, as well as allow for future pregnancy opportunities.

Embryo Transfer: A Key Step in IVF

Embryo transfer is the final and most delicate step of the IVF process. A healthy embryo (developed in the lab) is selected and gently transferred into the uterus using a thin, flexible catheter. This procedure is painless, doesn’t require anesthesia, and usually takes just a few minutes.

What Sets Our Embryo Transfer Apart:

• Use of high-grade culture media for embryo growth
• Real-time ultrasound guidance during transfer
• Selection of best-quality embryos to enhance implantation success
• Option of blastocyst-stage transfer (Day 5 embryos) for higher success rates
• Gentle transfer technique ensuring minimal discomfort

Embryo Cryopreservation: Securing Future Possibilities

• Cryopreservation involves freezing healthy embryos (or eggs/sperm) for future use using a process called vitrification. This is ideal when:
• Extra embryos are available after a fresh IVF cycle
• Fertility preservation is needed due to medical reasons (e.g., cancer treatment)
• Delayed pregnancy is desired for personal or health reasons
• The uterus isn’t ready during the current cycle (e.g., thin endometrium)
• You plan for Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) in a future cycle

Key Features of Our Cryopreservation Services:

• Advanced vitrification technology for rapid freezing & high survival rate
• Long-term storage facility under strict medical protocols
• Safe thawing and timely FET cycles monitored by specialists
• Ethical counseling & documentation for all stored embryos

Benefits of Cryopreservation:

• Increases flexibility in planning pregnancy
• Reduces the need for repeated ovarian stimulation
• Maintains fertility options for women with medical risks
• Cost-effective use of embryos in future cycles