Overview

A frozen embryo transfer (FET) cycle is designed to aid in achieving pregnancy. This procedure involves utilising embryos (fertilised eggs) that have been cryogenically preserved. Within the FET cycle, the embryos are defrosted and carefully positioned within your uterus. This procedure is conducted during a specific phase of your menstrual cycle that optimally facilitates the possibility of a successful pregnancy.

What are the benefits of FET?

• Pregnacy: FET increases your chances of becoming pregnant, giving you the opportunity to fulfill your dream of parenthood.
• Control Over Embryo Transfer: With FET, you have the ability to make informed decisions about the number of embryos to be transferred into your uterus, tailoring the process to your preferences and circumstances.
• Success of Steps: The success of each individual step in the FET process cannot be predicted with certainty.
• Treatment Outcome: The FET treatment might not always result in pregnancy, as it depends on various factors.
• Pregnancy Outcome: Additionally, the medical team cannot guarantee that a pregnancy resulting from the FET process will inevitably lead to the delivery of a healthy full-term newborn, as this is influenced by a range of factors beyond their control.