How to prepare for embryo transfer

Gearing up for an IVF Embryo Transfer, either frozen or fresh? This RDN is covering how to prepare for it in this post!

Embryo transfer can be exciting but stressful at the same time. Here are some dos & don’ts so that the chances of success of the procedure are high.

Are you doing an IVF transfer? Advice on how to build your best uterine lining to prepare for embryo transfer!

Breast Cancer, ectopic pregnancy, and now IVF! The world of IVF and frozen embryo transfer is new to us, so I am sharing all we learned.

If you follow me on Instagram, you know I had my Embryo Transfer Day on Monday, March 15! I wanted to share a detailed breakdown of my experience so others going through it can see EXACTLY what to expect. It’s already such a stressful process, I’m hoping this post can help paint the picture of what the process is REALLY like.

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/

The last few months have been really busy. Here’s a short recap of our final Embryo transfer and how I handle the two-week wait. TWW Embryo Transfer Fertility Infertility IVF

Hello and welcome to the next post in my IVF series! My last post was all about our egg retrieval. If you missed it, you can read it HERE. Do you know what’s a weird thing about infertility? You cannot wait to start your period. In a “normal” setting this is the exact opposite of...Read More

Making Baby #2: My Frozen Embryo Transfer Experience

Preparing for an embryo transfer can trigger a lot of emotions leading up to the big day when you could finally be pregnant. Here are some effective strategies to have you feeling calm and confident before an IVF embryo transfer.

If you're getting ready or just thinking about doing a round of IVF, these 7 tips are sure to help you be prepared. These are super helpful ways to prepare for an IVF cycle in your life. I wish I knew these before my first round of IVF. The fertility journey can be long, stressful and painful. These tips will help you to be ready for whatever comes your way (hopefully a happy, healthy pregnancy!) Sending you loads of babydust!

Prepping for FET (Frozen Embryo Transfer)

Frozen Embryo Transfer Day Recovery

While my pregnancy from my frozen embryo transfer, unfortunately ended in a miscarriage , it was still technically a successful transfer wh...

So many of you have written me DM’s, emails, and left comments asking how we prepped for our Frozen Embryo Transfer (or FET) and I wanted to share with you what I did to prepare. By the time you get to the actual FET, it’s like you can almost see the light at the end […]

The waiting period post-embryo transfer is such a crazy, challenging time and getting through the 2-week wait can seem to take FOREVER. It's so important to look after yourself physically as well as mentally. Here are 10 little tidbits of advice that I used after my embryo transfer to help me keep me healthy and in the right frame of mind.

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Hello and welcome to the last post in my IVF Round Two series! Months of preparation had led up to our frozen embryo transfer on September 23, 2020 and next was the dreaded “two week wait” until we found out if the transfer worked. If you missed my previous posts, you can read them HERE,...Read More

In this process, a #frozen #embryo from a previous fresh #IVF cycle is unfrozen and transferred back into a woman’s #uterus. The #pregnancy success rates with the frozen embryos are almost equal to fresh embryo transfer.