Endometrial receptivity matters
Fresh IVF cycles can produce supraphysiological hormone levels that may impair endometrial receptivity. FET allows transfer into a more receptive endometrium – either natural or hormonally prepared.
Natural vs medicated FET
Natural cycle FET uses the patient’s own ovulation as the trigger. Suitable for regular cyclic patients.
Medicated cycle FET uses oestrogen and progesterone to prepare the endometrium. More predictable timing, suitable for most patients.
Pregnancy and pregnancy outcomes
FET has equivalent or better live birth rates than fresh transfer in many populations. OHSS risk is eliminated. Neonatal outcomes are favourable, with slightly higher birth weights than fresh transfers.
Frozen embryo transfer (FET)
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| Cycle type | Natural or medicated |
| Timing | Led by the uterine lining |
| Benefit | Lower OHSS, more flexible |
Our IVF practice follows international reproductive-medicine standards.
Frequently asked
Dr Patel leads fertility care at Balaji Horizon, integrating reproductive surgery and IVF into a single plan — ethical, evidence-based and individualised, with realistic expectations and no overpromising of success.
Individualised IVF and fertility planning with honest, evidence-based counselling — and realistic expectations from the very first consultation.
Dr. Priyadatt Patel
Senior Gynecologist · Advanced Laparoscopic Surgeon · IVF and Endometriosis Programme Lead
MS OBGyn · Pregnancy Care · Advanced Gynaecological Ultrasound · Fertility Preservation
ESHRE / ESGE / AAGL / ASRM guideline-aligned practice. 3D Karl Storz precision technique. Fertility-preservation-first philosophy. Evidence-based decisions, honest counselling, long-term outcomes orientation.
Science City Road, Ahmedabad 380060
Mon–Sat 11:00–20:00 · +91 97234 31544
Naranpura, Ahmedabad
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