Embryo Freezing: Your Questions Answered

Whenever you have questions or concerns about your treatment, we’re here to support you💜 Here, Alison Campbell, our Director of Embryology, answers your questions about how our embryologists freeze and look after your precious frozen embryos❄️
Want to learn more? Read Alison’s blog about how our embryologists take care of your frozen embryos, eggs and sperm➡️ www.carefertility.com/blog/th...
If you’re thinking of starting your fertility journey, there’s still lots of ways we can help you take your first step during the COVID-19 pandemic, including an initial consultation with a fertility specialist via Skype - phone our knowledgeable new patient enquiry team on 0800 564 2270 to learn more, or find more ways to get in touch here: www.carefertility.com/get-in-...

[@kaeylanatal]

Side effects in the future for Frozen embryos.?
Any difference between a normal made baby and a lab made one.?
Can an embryo get implanted into someone in a different state and how is the process.?

[@ashleycarrazco4404]

Why do fertility specialist do a 2 PN freeze?

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[@sanjivani4398]

What is the time limit for frozen embryo?

[@xyz574]

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[@californiahighdesertpreach2261]

So is it a frozen egg or a embryo, a fertilized egg.

[@carefertility]

Hi there, thank you for your comment! - An embryo is the next stage after a sperm fertilises an egg. We can then freeze them at day 3 or 5. A frozen egg would just be what we collect from the ovaries without then adding sperm. - With love, Care x

[@californiahighdesertpreach2261]

@@carefertility Thank you.

[@EvgeniiaDolinenko]

Dear clinic, I wonder if you have more detailed statistics about 3 day and 5 day thawed embrios. What are the chances they don't survive after thawing. In Spain in a public hospital they say embrios survive freezing in 50-75%. I find it just awful. I wonder why you have such great statistics in 2019 and Spanish public hospitals have those awful rates in 2024. 😢 Is it possible they still use super old methods of vitrification in 2024 or something. I have a document that says that, you sign it if you go through IVF in Spanish public hospitals.