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What to Expect in your Surrogate Embryo Transfer?

After all the formalities are done, the surrogate gets ready for the next important step required to conceive. Once the embryo has been formed through in vitro fertilization (IVF), it is ready for transfer so that it can be implanted in the gestational surrogate uterus. All of the surrogacy procedures are carried out in the hospital and none of it is unsafe. For both Intended parents and surrogates, the day of surrogacy embryo transfer is marked as an important day. The following information can assist you in preparing for what to expect during the surrogacy embryo transfer process of your surrogate and ensuring that it goes smoothly.

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Things To Do And Expect On The Day Of Surrogacy Embryo Transfer

On the day of embryo transfer, preferably the intended parents should be present with the surrogate for the big day, as it will spark emotional support and will make the embryo surrogacy embryo transfer process memorable.

The surrogacy embryo transfer itself is a relatively quick and effective infertility treatment procedure, this process will likely be handled by an agreed-upon international surrogacy agency.

When the surrogacy embryo transfer procedure begins, you can expect your surrogate to through the following things:

  • In the doctor’s office, a surrogate will be positioned in a similar way as during a gynaecological evaluation.
  • Before the procedure begins, the doctor will guide both parties and address all your concerns.
  • An ultrasound will be done simultaneously so that the surrogate uterus can be seen.
  • With the guidance of the ultrasound images, the surrogacy doctor will now insert a prep catheter into the surrogate uterus. The embryo is delivered through another catheter called the smaller catheter. This is inserted through the prep catheter and the embryo is delivered in the uterine cavity.
  • A final examination will be done to ensure that the embryo transfer has been successful.

What To Expect After An Embryo Transfer?

After the embryo transfer, your selected surrogate would be advised to rest and relax, for the embryo to implant in her uterus successfully. After two weeks of embryo transfer, she will be called for follow-up, where the doctor will confirm the pregnancy result.

Resting is a very important factor of this process and for intended parents, it entails waiting through the two week waiting period. Both surrogate and intended parents are tempted to discover whether the process is successful or not.

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    After all the formalities are done, the surrogate gets ready for the next important step required to conceive. Once the embryo has been formed through in vitro fertilization (IVF), it is ready for transfer so that it can be implanted in the gestational surrogate uterus. All of the surrogacy procedures are carried out in the hospital and none of it is unsafe. For both Intended parents and surrogates, the day of surrogacy embryo transfer is marked as an important day. The following information can assist you in preparing for what to expect during the surrogacy embryo transfer process of your surrogate and ensuring that it goes smoothly.

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    Things To Do And Expect On The Day Of Surrogacy Embryo Transfer

    On the day of embryo transfer, preferably the intended parents should be present with the surrogate for the big day, as it will spark emotional support and will make the embryo surrogacy embryo transfer process memorable.

    The surrogacy embryo transfer itself is a relatively quick and effective infertility treatment procedure, this process will likely be handled by an agreed-upon international surrogacy agency.

    When the surrogacy embryo transfer procedure begins, you can expect your surrogate to through the following things:

    • In the doctor’s office, a surrogate will be positioned in a similar way as during a gynaecological evaluation.
    • Before the procedure begins, the doctor will guide both parties and address all your concerns.
    • An ultrasound will be done simultaneously so that the surrogate uterus can be seen.
    • With the guidance of the ultrasound images, the surrogacy doctor will now insert a prep catheter into the surrogate uterus. The embryo is delivered through another catheter called the smaller catheter. This is inserted through the prep catheter and the embryo is delivered in the uterine cavity.
    • A final examination will be done to ensure that the embryo transfer has been successful.

    What To Expect After An Embryo Transfer?

    After the embryo transfer, your selected surrogate would be advised to rest and relax, for the embryo to implant in her uterus successfully. After two weeks of embryo transfer, she will be called for follow-up, where the doctor will confirm the pregnancy result.

    Resting is a very important factor of this process and for intended parents, it entails waiting through the two week waiting period. Both surrogate and intended parents are tempted to discover whether the process is successful or not.

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