Kiran Infertility center offers one of the most comprehensive Blastocyst Transfer in Bangalore for providing fertility solutions to infertile couples. We are also providing world class treatment options like IVF, Test Tube Baby, ICSI, Oocyte Donation, Embryo Donation and Altruistic Surrogacy.
Blastocyst Transfer
Blastocyst culture and transfer is a technique developed for in vitro fertilization (IVF). This procedure intends to maximize pregnancy rates while minimizing the risk of multiple pregnancies.
Scientists designed the Blastocyst culture treatment for covering IVF treatment. It helps in facilitating the selection of some of the premium quality eggs or embryos designed for transferring to woman’s uterus of the carrying mother.
The entire concept of this embryo quality happens to be rather important one. For those couples, who are facing difficult to conceive and become parents. Thanks to this amazing Blastocyst embryo transfer, we are all set to help in transferring fewer forms of embryos. This helps in reducing chances or risks of multiple pregnancies and also improving the overall rate of pregnancy levels.
In general, around 5 to 7 days after the fertilization period a Blastocyst is termed to be an embryo, . Right now, embryo is known to have two forms of cell types and central cavity, which has differentiated a bit.
The current surface cells known as Trophectoderm will turn into placenta and inner cells, known as inner cell mass will turn into fetus. A healthy form of this Blastocyst culture treatment in Bengaluru is going to start right when it starts to hatch from outer shell under Zona Pellucida at 6th day’s end. Within 24 hours, it starts implanting into lining of the uterus.
Blastocyst Culturing
Blastocyst Culturing is a process for growing embryos beyond 3rd culture day. We are known for best service provider of Blastocyst Transfer in Bangalore, transfer it to uterus on the third day of egg retrieval, when these embryos have 6 to 8 cells. After culturing it on 5th day, it turned into 120 cells known as blastocyst. This is a natural process, which starts with embryo development with egg fertilization in outer fallopian tube. With new embryo development, it moves around uterine cavity where implanted. It might take 6 to 7 days as the embryo reaches blastocyst stage.
Reasons to go for blastocyst transfer
- Optimal embryos selection for transfer, which can result in increased rate of implantation per embryo transfer.
- To eliminate possibility of triplet pregnancies with higher pregnancy rate.
Who should go for blastocyst transfer ?
Blastocyst transfer may be appropriate for those patients who have :
- Patients with higher embryos numbers, which are greater than 10.
- Patients under 37 years of age are mostly the best candidates for this process.
- Not meant for older people as the risk of nil blastocyst is quite high among those patients.
- Previous failed attempts at achieving a pregnancy
- With growing age, the number of embryo starts to decrease, which reduces the chances of blastocyst transfer.
Risks related to Blastocyst Culturing
In this field of Blastocyst culture, there are primarily two major concerns covered.
- The embryo numbers used for freezing and survival rate of the said after thawing, is likely to decline, which will again lower the pregnancy potentiality of single egg retrieval or simulation treatment cycle.
- Some patients are likely to have no embryos developments to the field of blastocyst, which will further force them to lose the idea of transfer.
When to get serious consideration?
If you haven’t reached the age bar of 37 years and have a normal day of 3 FSH(Follicle Stimulating Hormone) level and with a great desire to avoid any chances of triplet pregnancy, then you are asked to go for this blastocyst transfer system. In case, you have quite reluctance towards selective form of fetal reduction then these are some of the major reasons to go for this blastocyst culturing.
Can you get to the limitation of this culturing ?
In case, you are owner of less than four numbers of 8 cells premium quality embryos on 3rd culture day of the cycle, then we are not going to recommend blastocyst culturing even if the patients ask for it. With the help of this culturing, we won’t be there to freeze embryos because of the poor quality development to the blastocyst stage. Moreover, there seems to be an increased form of risk of the identical twin with this form of culturing. Fortunately, that risk is quite low.