Request a free video consultation with our staff to learn frozen embryo transfer guidelines, costs, and how it can be personalized to your unique journey to parenthood. When is safe to travel after embryo transfer? Recommendations following embryo transfer Once the transfer is complete, you will be given around an hour to lie down on your back and relax. Traveling after the transfer Some patients on a tight time scale do travel home the evening after their transfer, however, we advise waiting until at least the following day before flying home.
Steps to take to improve the success rate of the embryo transfer By the time your embryo transfer is complete as well as during the two-week wait, you should take all necessary steps to improve the chances of successful implantation. Taking a pregnancy test after the embryo transfer Although you may be tempted to take a pregnancy test a couple of days after the embryo transfer, our clinic strongly recommends you wait the typical two-week period first.
Preparing for an embryo transfer with EuroCARE Whether you have a health or fertility issue that may affect your egg supply, IVF treatments are an effective way to circumvent those problems and give you the best shot at conception. Share this on social media! Contact Us. Offer valid until 1st of October. The following day you may resume your normal daily routine minus any intense exercise.
If you are flying, we urge you to not leave the area until the day following your procedure to avoid any complications.
If you are staying in the area for a fresh transfer, then the day is yours to rest and relax. How far away you live and whether you are doing a frozen or fresh transfer will dictate a lot of the logistics around your embryo transfer. If doing a fresh transfer many clients within driving range return home where those needing flights often stay in the area for another days to complete their transfer in the same trip as their egg retrieval. If doing a frozen transfer, nearly everyone returns home for their FET monitoring and return the day before their transfer.
If this is the case, we again recommend not booking any flights until a transfer day is determined. Similar to the Egg Retrieval, you will need to be in the area at least one day prior to your transfer.
If you are driving you may return home the same day. If you are flying, we recommend you wait until the day after your transfer. The embryo transfer itself is a simple procedure that takes only a few minutes. No anesthesia or recovery time is needed. To help your body prepare itself for the embryos, you will be given daily progesterone to supplement your own.
Many also choose to do acupuncture and or intralipids prior to transfer. If this is the case, your fertility specialist can help you create a travel to-do list.
If you have additional questions about traveling with fertility medications , please contact your airline or refer to the Transportation Security Administration website. However, if possible, we do recommend staying close to one of our fertility centers, particularly in the nine to 11 days between your embryo transfer and pregnancy test.
Remaining close to our DFW fertility specialists can give you peace of mind and access to prompt and personalized care. If you have more questions about how to travel while undergoing fertility treatment, please contact us today. While lying on an exam table, you put your legs into stirrups. Your care provider inserts a speculum into the vagina — similar to what you experience during a Pap test.
During the procedure, the doctor or nurse:. After insemination, you lie on your back for a brief period. Once the procedure is over, you can get dressed and go about your usual daily activities. You may have some light spotting for a day or two after the procedure. Wait two weeks before taking an at-home pregnancy test. Testing too soon could produce a result that is:.
Your doctor may instruct you to return about two weeks after your home kit results for a blood test, which is more sensitive in detecting pregnancy hormones after fertilization.
If you don't become pregnant, you might try IUI again before moving on to other fertility treatments. Often, the same therapy is used for three to six months to maximize chances of pregnancy. Mayo Clinic does not endorse companies or products.
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