How many embryos should an adopting family transfer per cycle?
if (!isNS4) {document.write(”);} Adopting families should limit the number of embryos transferred to the number that they are willing to carry to term in the event that all the embryos attach. Some embryo adoption programs specifically require their adopting families to agree to transfer all thawed and viable embryos and to not selectively reduce the number of embryos that have begun developing. Due to the high-risk nature of a multiple pregnancy, most doctors recommend limiting the number of embryos transferred to no more than three embryos at a time. This is something adopting families should discuss with their doctor prior to their scheduled embryo transfer. if (!isNS4) {document.write(”);} • What is the likelihood of a multiple pregnancy with frozen embryo transfer? if (!isNS4) {document.write(”);} Multiple births are less common with frozen embryo cycles than with “fresh” embryo transfers. But this in no way guarantees that an adopting family will not have multiples. Adopting f
if (!isNS4) {document.write(”);} Adopting families should limit the number of embryos transferred to the number that they are willing to carry to term in the event that all the embryos implant. Some embryo adoption programs specifically require their adopting families to agree to transfer all thawed and viable embryos and to not selectively reduce the number of embryos that have begun developing. Due to the high-risk nature of a multiple pregnancy, most doctors recommend limiting the number of embryos transferred to no more than three embryos at a time. This is something adopting families should discuss with their doctor prior to their scheduled embryo transfer. The ASRM also provides members with transfer guidelines based on the woman’s age. if (!isNS4) {document.write(”);} • What is the success rate for thawing and viability of embryos? if (!isNS4) {document.write(”);} The success rate for thawing frozen embryos will vary by clinic – from 50 – 75%. Each clinic reports on its own s
