Today I want to try and dispel some of the doubts and
misunderstandings that many patients have about the embryo transfer procedure . This should help to reduce the tendency of patients calling IVF doctors a ‘cheat’ when the IVF cycle fails due to a lack of
information .
It is important to understand that there are 2 separate
components of embryo transfer. The first component is mechanical in nature and
it entails physically putting the embryo back inside the uterine cavity through
the cervix using an embryo transfer
catheter. The mechanics of the process are fairly easy and straightforward.
Normally it is just a matter of a few minutes before the embryo transfer is
complete and this is a process that is performed routinely in IVF clinics all
the time. A good IVF doctor is skillful and will transfer the embryo gently.
His patience also ensures that there is minimal damage caused to either the
embryos or the uterus.
Interestingly though, there is marked difference in
pregnancy rates of the procedures carried out by different doctors despite this
being a fairly straightforward process. Recent reviews have shown that some
doctors have as high as 3 times the success rate of their fellow doctors with
whom they work in the same clinic and seem to perform the same procedure. We
are yet to know why there is such a marked difference but this why I, Dr.
Malpani normally advice patients that they should find a highly experienced
doctor! This could significantly reduce patient complaints. It is still
debatable whether or not the use of ultrasound by doctors to try and improve
the results by guiding them in knowing exactly where to place the embryo is helpful
to experienced doctors.
If you want a free second opinion, please send me your medical details by filling in the form at www.drmalpani.com/malpaniform.htm so that I can guide you!
We have over 20 years of experience in providing IVF services. Taking treatment with us will maximize your chances of success and give you peace of mind you did your best !
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