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Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) is a procedure in which embryos created during a previous IVF cycle are thawed and transferred into the uterus. These embryos are stored under controlled conditions and used in a later cycle.
FET allows embryo transfer without repeating the entire stimulation and egg retrieval process. The timing of transfer is planned based on the uterine lining and cycle preparation to support implantation.
FET may be considered in different situations.
FET offers a structured approach to embryo transfer.
No need for ovarian stimulation or egg retrieval again.
Transfer can be planned in a separate cycle.
Allows use of stored embryos from previous cycles.
A structured sequence from review to follow-up, ensuring proper preparation, embryo transfer at the right time, and post-procedure monitoring.
Review of previous cycle and embryo status
Preparing uterine lining for transfer
Thawing and placing embryo into uterus
Monitoring after the procedure
It is the transfer of previously frozen embryos into the uterus.
Yes, it is a step performed after embryo freezing.
No, it uses embryos from an earlier cycle.
It is done in a prepared menstrual cycle.
It is usually a simple and well-tolerated procedure.
The cycle preparation and transfer take a few weeks.
Yes, they are stored for future use.
It improves chances but does not guarantee results.
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