Fresh vs. Frozen Embryo Transfer: Which is Better for Older Patients?
Learn more about frozen embryo transfer: https://goo.gl/pJ7g4m Standard IVF practice has assumed that "fresh is better than frozen," but some fertility centers are proposing that all embryos be frozen before transfer. CHR disagrees - learn why. For patients with diminished ovarian reserve, or older patients attempting to get pregnant after 40, fresh is better.
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