Blastocyst Transfer in IVF

Importance of Blastocysts Transfer in IVF

Blastocyst transfer is a new and advanced assisted reproductive technology done with IVF to increase pregnancy rates. The technique increases rates and has reported almost double the pregnancy rate while eliminating the risk of high-order multiple pregnancies like triplets and quadruplets. With the blastocyst transfer, the success rate is much higher as the technique allows the best infertility specialist in India to monitor and assist in the hatching if needed. This improves  and increases the chances of getting pregnant. This is the  greatest advantage of the Blastocyst transfer and has helped  to improve the success of the IVF procedure. Also it is easy to sift out the embryos that have any abnormalities and which enables couples to have healthier babies with fewer birth defects and abnormalities.

Blastocysts stage in Embryo development 

Generally, stages of embryo transfer include the egg retrieval process and its pairing with the sperm in a lab. 

• When fertilisation is done, it is considered Day 1 in embryo development. 

• On Day 2, the embryo is divided into two to four cells. 

• Then, on Day 3, it divides into 6 to 8 cells, known as the cleavage stage. 

• On Day 4, it again divides into 8 to 10 cells and is visible.

• Lastly, on day 5, it was divided into 70 to 200 cells. 

A human embryo that reaches the blastocyst stage in about five to six days. However, all individuals are different, and embryos may reach the blastocyst stage till day 7 also in a few cases. When it reaches this blastocyst stage, the embryo has an inner mass carrying the cells, and the assortment of cells near the central cavity and a fluid-filled cavity in the middle is termed the blastocoel.

Who may benefit from blastocyst culture? 

The Blastocysts technique needs optional lab conditions. About 45 percent of fertilised eggs reach the blastocyst stage. Embryos with the best developmental capacity become blastocysts, which allow embryos to grow in the lab till they reach this stage. It allows the selection of the most competent ones for transfer. During normal pregnancy also, it takes about five days after fertilisation for the embryo to reach the womb. Doing blastocyst transfer, hence, is more physiological. Blastocyst transfer is recommended to the Patients with many failed IVF transfers to increase the pregnancy rate. Also, it helps to eliminate multiple pregnancies as blastocyst transfer allows the possibility of transferring the single best embryo. 

Disadvantages linked with blastocyst transfer

Suppose you choose to have a proficient and best IVF fertility clinic for getting the infertility treatment in India for blastocyst culture, which has excellent control in the lab. In that case, there is no potential disadvantage to day 5 blastocyst transfer. However, if the culture environment is suboptimal, embryonic arrest can occur in a few cases. Thus, if the culture system and quality control are inconsistent, excellent and assured results will be obtained with extended culture to day 5. 

Why choose Pride IVF for blastocyst transfer?

In blastocyst transfer, the implantation rate increases as the embryo develops more in the lab. The success rate of the technique is about 44 percent per transfer. 

It is easy to carry out PGD on blastocysts as more cells can be used for testing and production; the tests help to eliminate faulty embryos and to ensure that good embryos without any genetic defects can be transferred. Pride IVF is among Delhi's best fertility clinics, providing IVF treatment at a low cost.

Conclusion 

Blastocyst transfer in IVF can increase the chances of pregnancy to a greater extent, thus giving the highest success rates than ever. This process transfers only healthy growing embryos to the mother's uterus, leading to a successful and healthy pregnancy. Pride IVF is the best fertility centre in Delhi for blastocyst transfer as we transfer one to two blastocysts at a time, as transferring more than that can lead to multiple pregnancies. Book your appointment with our fertility specialist to know all the details.