IVF cycles increasingly come with optional add-ons: assisted hatching, embryo glue, intralipid, time-lapse imaging, PGT-A. Some are evidence-based for specific patients. Many are not. Here is how to read the menu.
A doctor has said the words: you should consider IUI, or IVF, or ICSI. Before you start, this is what to do with the information - what to verify, what to ask, what to plan around.
Once you have started a treatment cycle, what you do matters less than people often hope. There is a small set of things that genuinely move the needle, and a larger set that simply consume time and money.
A frozen embryo transfer separates the stimulation cycle from the transfer cycle. Many clinics now prefer this approach for most patients, and the data behind that shift is worth understanding.
An IVF cycle is roughly a month of structured medical work in which your ovaries grow many follicles instead of one. Here is what happens at each stage, from the first injection to the embryo transfer.
Most patients hear IVF and ICSI used interchangeably. They are not the same procedure, and the choice between them is not always as evidence-driven as it should be.
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