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How long do I continue progesterone after a positive beta?2 answers · No—continue luteal support exactly as prescribed until your clinic tapers it, often until around 8 to 12 weeks…
Should we do PGT-A on our embryos?2 answers · PGT-A screens embryos for chromosome copy number to reduce some miscarriage and failed-transfer risk from aneu…
Is day 5 blastocyst transfer always better than day 3?2 answers · Blastocyst transfer helps select embryos more likely to implant when several are available. With very few embr…
What should recovery after egg retrieval feel like?2 answers · Mild pain, spotting and bloating for 24 to 48 hours are common. Rest the day of retrieval, avoid heavy exercis…
When is ICSI needed instead of conventional IVF?2 answers · ICSI is clearly indicated for significant male factor, prior fertilisation failure, or use of surgically retri…
Is frozen embryo transfer better than fresh transfer?2 answers · For many modern cycles, especially with high response or OHSS risk, freeze-all with later FET is preferred. Li…
My lining is 6.5 mm. Can we still do the embryo transfer?2 answers · Many clinics prefer around 7 to 8 mm or more with a trilaminar pattern, but pregnancies can occur at thinner m…
Which IVF stimulation side effects are normal?2 answers · Mild bloating, fatigue and pelvic heaviness are common during stimulation. Rapid weight gain, severe bloating,…
Should I transfer one or two embryos in my first IVF cycle?2 answers · For many patients under 35 with a good-quality blastocyst, elective single embryo transfer is preferred to red…

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