Embryo transfer day

Is bed rest necessary after an embryo transfer? Nope, there's actually no rule regarding bed rest. There are, however, some activities you should avoid in the following days of the procedure. Read more: https://www.instagram.com/p/COdoS2sjcGs/

There is a lot of concerns about what to do after embryo transfer to ensure success. Learn how to keep uterus warm after IVF and other healthy tips.

What happens after an embryo transfer? Rescripted co-founder Kristyn Hodgdon outlines what to expect during an IVF two-week wait, day by day.

Embryo transfer is part of the In vitro fertilization (IVF) process, it involves transferring 1 or more embryos that have been grown for 3-6 days back into the uterus in hopes of pregnancy resulting. The day of embryo transfer is a big day, it's the day you could potentially become pregnant! Especially if you've been through a long journey of trying to conceive and going through IVF, sometimes it can be nerve racking to go into the next procedure not knowing exactly what to expect. But…

Whether or not to take some time off work following embryo transfer is a question I get asked a great deal. Some women feel that they would like to take a week or two off to rest and some feel that if they stayed at home they would be going crazy by the second week

Once embryos are transferred into the uterus, it typically takes 10 days until hCG levels are high enough to detect on a pregnancy test.

Frozen embryo transfer timeline, day 5 transfer, IVF transfer.

Frozen Embryo Transfers although they can be stressful for various reasons. I'm sharing my experience on my transfer day.

Frozen Embryo Transfer Day Recovery

The best advice I got about what to do & NOT to do after my embryo transfer. Valuable 2-week wait tips for you from a fellow IVF warrior!