Los Angeles IVF

LAIVF·Treatment Topics

Special topic on IVF treatment in the United States

From egg retrieval and embryo creation, to genetic testing, egg freezing and frozen embryo transfer, understand the medical process, main choices and follow-up arrangements at each stage.

First clarify the current treatment tasks

Need to obtain eggs or embryos

Look at IVF or egg freezing first. Egg retrieval, fertilization and embryo culture are different stages, and the objects of storage are also different.

Need to understand genetic issues

Depends on the type of PGT and purpose of testing; family history or specific variants may require pre-cycle preparation.

Already have frozen embryos

Starting from frozen embryo transfer, understand the physical assessment, endometrial preparation, thawing and follow-up.

Four treatment topics

In vitro fertilization IVF

IVF in the United States: from initial consultation, egg retrieval to embryo transfer

In vitro fertilization is not a one-time operation, but a process completed by clinical diagnosis and treatment and laboratory work. By understanding egg retrieval, embryo culture and transfer separately, it will be easier to understand the doctor's plan, and it will be easier to arrange costs and schedules.

Preimplantation genetic testing

Embryo Genetic Testing PGT: Categories, Biopsies, Reports and Transfer Selection

Preimplantation genetic testing (PGT), sometimes marketed in Chinese as “third-generation IVF,” involves several different kinds of tests. Discuss the reason for testing, what each test examines, its limitations, and how results may affect embryo selection and transfer.

Egg freezing & fertility preservation

Egg freezing and fertility preservation in the United States: evaluation, egg retrieval, long-term storage, and future use

Egg freezing preserves eggs that have not yet been fertilized. Today's egg retrieval and storage only completes part of the entire plan; future use will still require thawing, fertilization, embryo culture and transfer.

Frozen embryo transfer FET

Frozen embryo transfer FET in the United States: endometrial preparation, embryo thawing, transfer and follow-up

Frozen embryos have completed egg retrieval, fertilization and partial culture, but transfer is still an independent medical stage. Embryonic records, uterine conditions, endometrial preparation and subsequent medication need to be reconnected.

How to connect treatment with preparation for going to the United States?

  1. 01

    Complete initial consultation and assessment first

    Sort out the examinations and past treatments, and make it clear whether egg retrieval, detection, preservation or transfer needs to be discussed now.

  2. 02

    Implement the plan to the nodes

    Identify the physician, location of the procedure, possible tests and laboratory items, and results that would change the plan.

  3. 03

    Rearrange expenses and itinerary

    Obtain cost estimates, arrange monitoring and travel according to specific treatment stages, and follow up before leaving the United States.

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