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Watch as we explore a behind-the-scenes look into the remarkable IVF Lab process, from egg retrieval to embryo growth. In the IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) process, egg retrieval, and embryo growth are two crucial stages that are interconnected and integral to the success of the treatment. Egg retrieval marks the beginning of the IVF journey. It is a procedure in which mature eggs are carefully extracted from a woman's ovaries using ultrasound-guided aspiration. The retrieved eggs are then immediately transported to the laboratory. In the laboratory, the retrieved eggs are examined by skilled embryologists, who prepare them for fertilization. Sperm samples, either from the partner or a donor, are collected and processed. Following fertilization, the embryos begin their growth and development process. They are carefully cultured in a controlled laboratory environment, providing them with optimal conditions for cell division and growth. The embryologists monitor the embryos closely, observing their progression and assessing their viability. Throughout this period, the embryos undergo several crucial stages of development. They go through cleavage, where they divide into multiple cells, and then progress to the blastocyst stage, characterized by the formation of an inner cell mass and an outer layer of cells. This growth process typically takes around five to six days after fertilization. Finally, once the embryos have reached the desired stage of development, typically the blastocyst stage, they are ready for transfer into the uterus of the intended mother or a gestational carrier. After the embryo transfer, the waiting period begins, during which hopeful parents eagerly anticipate the outcome—the possibility of successful implantation and the start of a pregnancy. At Positive Steps Fertility, we focus on providing our patients with the best possible care that is easy to comprehend. Our team, from Dr. John Preston Parry to our nurses, the lab team, and the front desk staff, all have the same goal of treating our patients like family as we help them build theirs. Dr. Parry holds licenses and certifications from: • States of New York, California, Illinois, Tennessee, and Mississippi • American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility • Subspecialty Certification • American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology Diplomate • National Board of Medical Examiners Diplomate THIS IS MEDICAL EDUCATION AND NOT MEDICAL ADVICE. Please consult your doctor for your medical questions. #fertility #infertility #IVF #TTC #PrestonParryMD Let's connect. Fertility can be challenging, but don't destroy a relationship in the process of trying to expand it. Get answers. Get support. Get peace. And find the right path for you. / positivestep. . / askdrparry / positiveste. . https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7I0... https://positivestepsfertility.com/blog/ Positive Steps Fertility: https://positivestepsfertility.com/ 149 Fountains Boulevard, Madison, MS 39110 To become a patient: https://bit.ly/psfcontactus or call 866-928-3461