how many days after egg retrieval is frozen embryo transfer?

[JuiceJolt]

My wife's IVF cycle is shifting to a frozen embryo transfer (FET) because her estrogen levels are too high. We're trying to find out the usual wait time between egg retrieval and FET, especially since we've been trying to conceive for over two years. Has anyone else experienced this?
how many days after egg retrieval is frozen embryo transfer?!

 

[Carey.star]

Its usually about 4 to 6 weeks after retrieval because of high estrogen or sometimes longer depending on how fast her hormones normalize and the clinic's schedule, look I get that it can be frustrating but its no t just something you rush, its better to wait and do it right than push through and waste a perfectly good embryo

 

[Carson55]

I agree with @Carey.star it might take around that time. Has your doctor given you a rough timeline yet? Wishing you both the best on this journey!

 

[WasabiNo564]

Totally understand how anxious the wait can feel. Most clinics wait about one full menstrual cycle so yeah as mentioned above, roughly 4–6 weeks, sometimes up to 8 after retrieval before doing an FET, depending on your clinic's protocol and your wife's recovery.

 

[Ilya Eden]

Yeah, typically 4 to 6 weeks after egg retrieval, but it really depends on how your wife's body responds and the clinic's protocol, some people wait a full cycle before starting the FET prep, though if her lining looks good and hormones stabilize quickly, it could be sooner and sometimes even within the same cycle

 

[OysterSauce]

My wife's IVF cycle is shifting to a frozen embryo transfer (FET) because her estrogen levels are too high. We're trying to find out the usual wait time between egg retrieval and FET, especially since we've been trying to conceive for over two years. Has anyone else experienced this?
how many days after egg retrieval is frozen embryo transfer?!

Maybe your wife will have to wait a little bit longer, maybe up to 6-8 weeks because of the high estrogen levels, specialists might need to adjust her therapy for that. I wish you a lot of luck and a successful transfer.

 

[wishfulwombdreams]

That timeline sounds good! Hormone adjustments are pretty standard and crucial for making sure the transfer goes well. I wish you both the best of luck with everything