Transfer technique used by specialist

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Posted at Wed, Jan 22 2020

Ultrasound. It cant be done by hand

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🌠 Nirmi 🌠 • Jan 22, 2020

Dont worry about it now. I am sure they know what they are doing. Maybe not much difference? Praying it sticks and turns into a beautiful healthy baby

Gr • Jan 22, 2020

Yea I know apparently my specialist said it makes absolutely no difference when transferring a day 5 blastocyst I thought it was strange too.

Sh • Jan 22, 2020

Wow, never heard of this. Seems primitive

Posted at Wed, Jan 22 2020

I heard there is some evidence that specific placement of the embryo in a certain place in the uterus leads to more success so I think that's why most REs use transabdominal ultrasound for transfers. If your RE doesn't use it, I would ask why.

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Posted at Wed, Jan 22 2020

Ultrasound and catheter. They watched to see where the embryo landed and even took a pic of it for me to keep.

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Posted at Wed, Jan 22 2020

Yes. My RE used an ultrasound.

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