Every embryo naturally carries a set number of chromosomes. If this number is incorrect, the embryo may not implant or may lead to an early miscarriage.
Paternal Lymphocyte Immunisation (PLI) is an immunotherapy used for women who have experienced recurrent miscarriage and IVF failures, where no clear cause has been found.
When multiple IVF cycles don’t lead to a pregnancy, it can feel frustrating. Recurrent IVF failure means that good-quality embryos haven’t implanted after repeated attempts.
Hysteroscopy helps your doctor view the inside of your uterus using a thin camera passed through the cervix. The hysteroscopy procedure is usually a day-care treatment, and most women can go home the same day.
Laparoscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that lets your doctor examine the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries through tiny abdominal incisions using a slim telescope.
For many women going through IVF, one major challenge is knowing exactly when the uterus is ready to accept an embryo. Even when the embryos are healthy, implantation can fail if the timing isn’t right.
For many couples going through IVF, the biggest hope is to help the embryo attach securely to the uterus. Sometimes, despite good-quality embryos and a well-prepared lining, implantation does not happen.
