FERTILITY PRESERVATION
ERA- ENDOMETRIAL RECEPTIVITY ARRAY
TREATMENT is a new tool that is used to evaluate the receptivity of the endometrium in women undergoing IVF. This test involves taking a small biopsy of the lining of the uterus and analysis the genetic expression that may be contributing to recurrent implantation failure, a condition in which the woman experience multiple failed attempts at conceiving despite undergoing FERTILITY TREATMENTS. Our aim is to help achieve a healthy pregnancy. If you are experiencing recurring implantation failure we are here to help.
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Andrology Lab- Advanced State of Art
Male Fertility Clinic/ Male Infertility Clinic
Female Fertility Clinic/ Female Infertility Clinic
Pregnancy Care Centre
Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Clinic - Miscarriage Clinic
NT Scan for Detecting Foetal Abnormality
Antenatal Yoga and Exercise
Other Specialities
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FAQ
FERTILITY PRESERVATION RELATED FAQS
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The process is not unpleasant; however it may be a bit uncomfortable.
The ERA test is often not administered by doctors when under anaesthesia. But
if necessary, they might administer local anaesthesia.
The ERA test is highly accurate in determining the 'receptive profile' of a
woman's endometrium for successful implantation.
The risk are low and include the possibility of infection, moderate discomfort,
and little bleeding or spotting following the biopsy.
If the findings of the ERA test are "non-receptive," meaning the patients uterine
lining is not yet prepared for embryo transfer, then it is feasible to repeat the
test.
The precise moment of embryo transfer is determined by ERA. Additionally, it
is a diagnostic test that supports IVF or other ART operations.
To determine the best window for an embryo's implantation, the ERA test may
be used in conjunction with ART reproductive therapies.
Yes, even after ERA, it can indicate future infertility problems if the embryo
implantation fails.