How Many Embryo Do You Implant? Dr. Katrina Rowan

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Generally these days, particularly in Australia, we aim to implant one embryo at a time and that allows IVF to be as safe as possible for the mother and the baby and avoid multiple pregnancies.

Occasionally, one embryo can split into two pregnancies. That’s unavoidable, but that only happens about 1% of the time when a single embryo transfer occurs. Any extra embryos that aren’t transferred can be safely frozen so that they can be used at a later date if necessary.

Dr Katrina Rowan is a fertility specialist, reproductive endocrinologist and reproductive surgeon with consulting rooms in the heart of Sydney’s CBD. Katrina prides herself in her ability to guide and educate her patients. With her support, patients feel comfortable and deepen their understanding of their own unique fertility situation.https://monashivf.com/specialists/dr-katrina-rowan/