During IVF treatment, the embryo is not the only factor that doctors evaluate before transfer. The condition of the uterus, especially the uterine lining, also plays an important role. This is why fertility specialists carefully monitor endometrial thickness for embryo transfer before deciding whether the uterus is ready. The endometrium

A frozen embryo transfer timeline explains the step-by-step process followed after deciding to transfer a previously frozen embryo during IVF treatment. Unlike a fresh embryo transfer, where transfer happens in the same cycle as egg retrieval, a frozen embryo transfer (FET) takes place in a later prepared cycle. Many patients

After fertilisation during IVF treatment, one of the important decisions patients may discuss with their fertility specialist is whether to proceed with a fresh embryo transfer or a frozen embryo transfer. Understanding the difference between fresh vs frozen embryo transfer can help patients feel more prepared during their IVF journey.