Q&A with Dr. Poonkiat: Embryo Transfer “Fresh Cycle” VS “Frozen Cycle” What is the difference? Which one is better?

For the embryo transfer, there are 2 options; fresh embryo transfer and frozen embryo transfer.

Fresh Embryo Transfer: This option will be proceeded during the cycle of ovarian stimulation and ovum retrieval. After the ovum retrieval and fertilization, the embryologist will do the embryo culture until the embryo is 2-3 days or developing to Blastocyst stage. If the embryo is well growing up maturely, the doctor will appoint the patient for embryo transfer later on.

Frozen Embryo Transfer: There is the preparation process on the endometrium and thawing out the frozen embryo before transferring to the uterine cavity.

Previously, the embryo transfer was done in the fresh cycle as the cryopreservation and thawing technologies were not reliable. Nowadays, the advance of many technologies makes the better result; we can obtain the embryo in the good quality after freezing and thawing. However, the success depends on how professional the infertility treatment center is. And the selected option will be considered with others factors as well.

For comparison, the benefit of fresh embryo transfer is saving the time and money from freezing and thawing. In the meantime, the frozen embryo transfer will have the higher success rate because the uterine cavity is well prepared while the patient’s uterus under the fresh cycle is stimulated until the endometrium becomes thick and unfavorable for the embryo implantation.

Moreover, the couple who need to screen the embryo qualification by Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) method. The specialist will detect the chromosome’s abnormality from the placenta cell. Definitely, the healthy embryo will increase the pregnancy rate. Therefore, the frozen option is suitable for this purpose as the patient will be waiting for the NGS result to identify the perfect embryo to be transferred.

Currently, if there is no difficulty or any necessary issue. Frozen Embryo Transfer is more preferable as it will make the higher success rate.

At Prime Fertility Clinic, we will appoint the patient to do the blood test in order the check about the pregnancy hormone after 1 week of the embryo transfer. The patient will receive the result quickly, no need to be worried for a long time. And the blood test has more accuracy than the urine test via pregnancy test kit. That is showing the result after 2 weeks of pregnancy.

Dr. Poonkiat Punyamitr
Obstetrician & Gynecologist, Infertility Treatment Specialist at Prime Fertility Clinic

 

Reference: Prime Fertility Center Co., Ltd.
https://www.primefertilitycenter.com/en/qa-with-dr-poonkiat-embryo-transfer-fresh-cycle-vs-frozen-cycle-what-is-the-difference-which-one-is-better/

 

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Frequent drinking and hangovers increase the risk of infertility

Frequent drinking and hangovers increase the risk of infertility

Frequent drinking and hangovers increase the risk of infertility

Frequent parties and hangovers can directly and indirectly affect your health, especially for those who are already planning to have children. This makes it even more difficult to have children!

Because frequent and large amounts of alcoholic beverages cause the hormones in the body to function abnormally.

What are the effects of drinking alcohol and hangovers?

In men > Abnormal testosterone production results in the body producing less sperm, poor quality sperm, and reduced fertilization ability.

In women > Abnormalities in the pituitary glands hormone system and hormones that control ovarian function result in no ovulation, abnormal uterine lining, and increased chances of premature birth or miscarriage.

It also reduces the absorption of vitamins and minerals, increasing the risk of malnutrition such as magnesium and potassium. It also comes with negative effects from a “hangover” such as insufficient sleep, restless sleep, headaches, dizziness, vomiting, dehydration, fatigue, etc. These are indirect negative effects that affect the body. 

Therefore, drinking excessive amounts of liquor, beer, wine, or other alcoholic beverages is a cause of infertility and reduces the chances of having children by up to 50%.

If anyone is planning a pregnancy and still has problems controlling their alcohol consumption, you may need to consider consulting a mental health professional or medical professional to find a treatment plan.

Prime Fertility Center does not only provide infertility treatment. What Prime Fertility Center aims for and continuously develops is to provide services to customers with care, consultation, care, and concern for all your feelings, like family members. Because we understand the feelings, pressure, and stress of those who cannot successfully conceive, the clinic intends to provide warmth and full convenience to those who receive services, with determination and care from a team of expert doctors, embryologists, and a team with extensive experience in providing comprehensive care and consultation.


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