Repeat attempt at fertilisation
IVF is not always successful on the first try. Or even on the second. This is a relatively common occurrence, so don’t lose hope. Our team of assisted reproduction specialists will advise you how to increase your chances of a successful pregnancy and they’ll be by your side throughout the treatment, until your pregnancy is confirmed.
Contact usCryo-embryo transfer
In cryo-embryo transfer (CET), embryos retrieved in previous IVF cycles and safely stored in a frozen state are transferred to the uterus. Thanks to CET, we can significantly reduce the cost of IVF treatment.
Methods that increase the chances of pregnancy
See how you can increase your chances that everything will work out this time. We will recommend the right methods for following an initial consultation with a doctor.
ICSI
ICSI is the injection of sperm directly into an egg. This significantly increases the chance of fertilisation.
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EmbryoScope
We can increase the chances of pregnancy by selecting only the best quality embryos for transfer. We can identify these through continuous monitoring in EmbryoScope.
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PICSI
The PICSI method is an improvement of the ICSI procedure. Only specifically selected sperm are used for fertilisation and these are injected directly into the egg. PICSI increases the chances of pregnancy and reduces the risk of miscarriage.
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PESA/MESA/TESE
In the absence of live sperm in the ejaculate, there is the possibility of obtaining sperm surgically from the epididymis (PESA or MESA) or testis (TESE).
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Assisted hatching
This method is used to disrupt the protective envelope (outer shell) of the embryo in order to make it easier to implant (nest) in the uterus.
More information All methodsHow to proceed in case of a repeated attempt
It’s important to consult your doctor on what you should do next, or our coordinators will be happy to advise you. If your attempt is unsuccessful, you need to stop taking the prescribed medication and contact us during your next menstrual cycle to schedule another attempt. If you have undergone an unsuccessful attempt at another centre, we will help you arrange a transfer to our fertility clinic.
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Frequently asked questions
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