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The embryologist will advise you on when you should transfer the embryos – whether you should transfer at Day 3 or Day 5 Blastocyst stage. The exact day and time will depend on the quality of the embryos.
Step 6: Transfer of Embryos The embryo will be transferred back into the woman’s womb in a simple procedure that is done in the IVF centre. This transfer process will take around 20-30 min and does not require anaesthesia.
After fertilisation, the embryos are incubated for two to five days before being replaced into the womb in a process called embryo transfer. A successful pregnancy can be confirmed 17 days later via a blood test.
One or more fertilized eggs are then transferred into the woman’s uterus, where successful implantations can lead to pregnancy and live birth. We explain IVF as a medical process of combining sperm with eggs outside of the body to create a fertilized egg.
IVF treatment in Singapore is a complex procedure that offers couples struggling with infertility a chance at conceiving. It involves retrieving female eggs from the body and fertilising them with sperm in the laboratory. The embryo(s) will then be transferred to the uterus for conception.
Step 6: Embryo Transfer Between two to five days after egg collection, up to two embryos are transferred into the uterus using a very fine catheter (it feels similar to a pap smear). Any additional embryo(s) created can be frozen and stored for later use if you wish.
To retrieve mature eggs, women have to undergo egg retrieval surgery which is a minimally invasive surgical procedure. These eggs are combined with sperm in a laboratory setting to fertilise. The resulting embryo is then transferred back into the mother’s uterus to establish pregnancy.
