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The document is a consent form from Boston IVF detailing the procedures, risks, and responsibilities associated with embryo freezing and the disposition of eggs, sperm, and embryos following IVF or GIFT cycles. It outlines the process for freezing embryos, potential risks involved, financial responsibilities for storage and thawing, and decisions regarding the future handling of frozen embryos in various circumstances such as death or divorce. The form emphasizes informed consent and requires signatures from both partners to acknowledge their understanding and agreement.

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What are the options for embryo disposition?

Generally, there are five choices for embryo disposition: thaw and transfer for intended parents pregnancy attempt; donate to another individual/couple for a pregnancy attempt; donate for research (or clinical training); thaw and discard; or what has sometimes been described as a nonchoice, maintain indefinitely in

How soon can you do a frozen embryo transfer?

In these instances, the treatment using frozen embryos is called frozen embryo transfer (FET). A frozen embryo transfer cycle can be planned as soon as a month after the embryos were created or several years later.

How long after IVF can you do a frozen embryo transfer?

The embryo transfer will occur three to five days after fresh egg retrievals or longer if youre using frozen embryos. As you prepare for your embryo transfer, make sure you: Organize and take your medications routinely. Ask your doctor if you should take over-the-counter medications and supplements, like Vitamin D.

How long after failed IVF can you do a frozen embryo transfer?

After a failed FET, most clinics advise waiting one to two menstrual cycles to give your body time to heal and balance your hormone levels.

How long after giving birth can you do a frozen embryo transfer?

At Illume Fertility, our recommendation is this: If you had a vaginal delivery, we would like you to wait at least nine months prior to doing another embryo transfer cycle.