An IVF procedure known as a frozen embryo transfer (FET) involves freezing and implanting an embryo that has been cryopreserved from an earlier egg retrieval cycle. The gestational parent’s frozen embryos from an earlier conventional IVF round are frequently used in frozen embryo transfer procedure.
Frozen Embryo Transfer
If the initial IVF cycle is unsuccessful, the second IVF cycle can choose from the frozen embryos. The frozen embryo transfer treatment cycle is the name given to this cycle.
FET eliminates the requirement for a fresh IVF cycle because frozen embryos from an earlier IVF treatment are already present. You can use FET to transfer a frozen uterus if IVF was unsuccessful because the embryo failed to attach into the uterus, rather than initiating a new IVF round.
