Learn about the process of a frozen embryo transfer (FET) and tips to prepare for one.

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The last few months have been really busy. Here’s a short recap of our final Embryo transfer and how I handle the two-week wait. TWW Embryo Transfer Fertility Infertility IVF

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Wondering how to prep for your upcoming frozen embryo transfer (FET)? Your FET is a BIG step in your fertility journey. I was there, and this is what I learned.

Gearing up for an IVF Embryo Transfer, either frozen or fresh? This RDN is covering how to prepare for it in this post!

Embryo transfer is part of the In vitro fertilization (IVF) process, it involves transferring 1 or more embryos that have been grown for 3-6 days back into the uterus in hopes of pregnancy resulting. The day of embryo transfer is a big day, it's the day you could potentially become pregnant! Especially if you've been through a long journey of trying to conceive and going through IVF, sometimes it can be nerve racking to go into the next procedure not knowing exactly what to expect. But…

Here’s what you can expect after your embryo transfer, as well as tips on what to do and what to avoid.

What I did during the luteal phase to maximize my chances of successful implantation! 15 evidence based tips for how to make implantation successful, and increase your chances of pregnancy during the two week wait.

In an effort to ease your nerves, I created this easy, IVF shot guide with helpful tips is to lessen the pain of PIO injections for IVF transfer.