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Embryoedu's Fellowship in Infertility & Reprod. Medicine ( FIRM) Course Completion Message : It is a pleasure to extend ...
08/11/2025

Embryoedu's Fellowship in Infertility & Reprod. Medicine ( FIRM) Course Completion Message :

It is a pleasure to extend my heartfelt congratulations and sincere thanks to each and every one of you on the successful completion of Fellowship in Infertility & Reprod. Medicine ( FIRM) !

Over the duration of this program, you have demonstrated remarkable dedication, perseverance, and a genuine eagerness to learn. The enthusiasm and commitment you have shown have been the driving force behind the program's success.

As you move forward, we are confident that you will apply the knowledge and skills you've gained to achieve great things in your respective careers.

Thank you for your hard work and dedication to mastering the course material. we appreciate your active participation and valuable contributions to class discussions and activities.
We are incredibly proud of your achievements and wish you the very best in all your future endeavors. Congratulations once again!

New batch starts on 28.12.2025
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📞 Whatsapp : 078940 40500 , INDIA
📍 BHUBANESWAR , INDIA
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Sessions exclusively on Fridays/Sundays Evenings
Country specific weekly once evening sessions.

Modified natural FET (mNFET) protocol : It is an assisted reproductive technology method for frozen-thawed embryo transf...
06/11/2025

Modified natural FET (mNFET) protocol :
It is an assisted reproductive technology method for frozen-thawed embryo transfer that uses the woman's natural menstrual cycle but also includes medical intervention to trigger ovulation and support the uterine lining. Unlike a true natural cycle, an mNFET involves administering an injection, typically hCG, once a dominant follicle reaches a certain size, which gives more flexibility in scheduling the transfer while still utilizing the body's own hormones for ovulation and endometrial development. This can be an alternative to medicated FET for those who prefer to minimize medication and have regular cycles.
Key features of the mNFET protocol
Natural cycle monitoring: The protocol starts by monitoring the woman's natural cycle with ultrasounds and blood tests to track the growth of a dominant follicle and the thickening of the uterine lining.
Hormonal support: The body produces its own estrogen and progesterone, but the protocol typically includes some supplemental progesterone, often a vaginal suppository, to help prepare the uterine lining.
Ovulation trigger: Unlike a true natural cycle where ovulation is triggered by the body's own LH surge, an mNFET uses an injection of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) to trigger ovulation when the follicle is mature. This provides flexibility in scheduling the transfer.
Embryo transfer timing: The embryo transfer is scheduled a specific number of days after the hCG trigger (e.g., six days) or based on progesterone levels, making it easier to plan than a true natural cycle.
Potential modifications: Some protocols may include other medications, such as letrozole at the start of the cycle, to help with follicle development. In some cases, an antagonist might be used to prevent a premature spontaneous ovulation, particularly for weekend transfers.
Benefits of mNFET
Flexibility: The hCG trigger allows for a more flexible transfer schedule compared to a true natural cycle, which can be difficult to schedule precisely.
Reduced medication: It requires less medication compared to a fully medicated FET, avoiding the need for high-dose, long-term intramuscular progesterone injections.
Potential to benefit specific patients: Some studies have found that natural cycle FETs may have benefits for patients with a history of repeated implantation failure.
Who is it for?
This protocol is often suitable for women who have regular menstrual cycles and can reliably produce a dominant follicle and a lining of sufficient thickness.

GnRH agonist pretreatment prior to frozen embryo transfer in women with adenomyosis: a systematic review : A recent syst...
06/11/2025

GnRH agonist pretreatment prior to frozen embryo transfer in women with adenomyosis: a systematic review :

A recent systematic review assessed whether adding GnRH agonist (GnRHa) pretreatment before FET improves outcomes for women with adenomyosis. Across 943 cycles, live birth rates were nearly identical (23.75% with GnRHa vs. 23.75% HRT-only). No significant differences were found in pregnancy, implantation, or miscarriage rates. These results suggest GnRHa pretreatment may be unnecessary, potentially simplifying IVF protocols and reducing costs for patients and clinics. With most evidence retrospective, further RCTs are needed to refine FET strategies for this population.

'Steinmann M, et al. RBMO, Early Access, 2025 '

Optimal timing for triggering oocyte maturation during in vitro fertilization cycles varies between gonadotropin-releasi...
05/11/2025

Optimal timing for triggering oocyte maturation during in vitro fertilization cycles varies between gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonist and human chorionic gonadotropin use

The influence of male age and s***m parameters on blastulation and euploidy rates
05/11/2025

The influence of male age and s***m parameters on blastulation and euploidy rates

Fellowship/Diploma in Infertility & Reprod. Med Endorsed by World Fertility Academy Hybrid ( both online and onsite ) Co...
04/11/2025

Fellowship/Diploma in Infertility & Reprod. Med
Endorsed by World Fertility Academy
Hybrid ( both online and onsite ) Course Module
Fellowship/Diploma in Infertility & Reproductive Medicine
New batch starts on 05.12.2025
Dear Gynaecs , Register Today !
& Practise Infertility with confidence 👍🤘🫰
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📞 Whatsapp : 078940 40500 , INDIA
⬇️ www.embryoedu.in
Sessions exclusively on Fridays/Sundays Evenings
Country specific weekly once evening sessions.

Embryoedu IVF Fellowship / Session no - 14The final session of IVF training covered detailed lab procedures and equipmen...
02/11/2025

Embryoedu IVF Fellowship / Session no - 14

The final session of IVF training covered detailed lab procedures and equipment used in IVF processes, including embryo handling, insemination techniques, and the use of specialized equipment like incubators and microscopes. The training included comprehensive coverage of embryo transfer methods, ICSI procedures, and the technical aspects of embryo freezing and thawing, with emphasis on proper technique and timing. The session concluded with a review of embryo classification and assessment techniques, followed by an announcement of upcoming sessions on hysteroscopy and exit examination followed by certificate distribution .

Celebrating WORLD FERTILITY DAY Every year on 2 November, People around the world come together to mark World Fertility...
02/11/2025


Celebrating WORLD FERTILITY DAY
Every year on 2 November,
People around the world come together to mark
World Fertility Day
— a day to raise awareness, break stigma, and advocate for greater access to fertility care. In 2025, the theme feels more urgent than ever: .

During in vitro fertilisation (IVF), embryos undergo genetic testing before they are transferred to the uterus – but res...
29/10/2025

During in vitro fertilisation (IVF), embryos undergo genetic testing before they are transferred to the uterus – but researchers have found that a widely used test cannot detect genetic abnormalities that form in embryos just before implantation. However, it isn’t clear what this means for selecting embryos with the best chance of developing into a healthy pregnancy.

The procedure, called preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidy (PGT-A), occurs about 5 to 6 days after fertilisation. It involves removing a few cells from the embryo’s outer layer to check for extra or missing chromosomes, which can raise the risk of miscarriage. But this test is only a snapshot in time – cells in the embryo continue dividing and multiplying before implantation, potentially introducing genetic changes that go undetected.

NICE Guideliness:-Thyroid and Pregnancy.
28/10/2025

NICE Guideliness:-Thyroid and Pregnancy.

Embryoedu IVF Fellowship ProgrammeIVF Module /Part 2 / Session - 6Meeting summary on OHSS : The meeting covered comprehe...
26/10/2025

Embryoedu IVF Fellowship Programme
IVF Module /Part 2 / Session - 6

Meeting summary on OHSS :
The meeting covered comprehensive discussions about ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) in IVF cycles, including its causes, prevention strategies, and management approaches. The presentations focused on various treatment protocols, monitoring methods, and clinical practices for egg retrieval and follicle management, with emphasis on preventing complications like OHSS through careful patient selection and stimulation protocols. The sessions concluded with practical demonstrations of oocyte collection techniques and IVF procedures, including discussions about different fertilization methods and upcoming exam schedules.

Recent, high-quality evidence from a large randomized clinical trial suggests that the routine use of myo-inositol suppl...
21/10/2025

Recent, high-quality evidence from a large randomized clinical trial suggests that the routine use of myo-inositol supplementation during pregnancy in women with PCOS is not recommended for preventing major pregnancy complications.

Summary of Recommendations :
While myo-inositol has demonstrated benefits for fertility and metabolic health in women with PCOS who are trying to conceive, recent evidence indicates it does not improve pregnancy outcomes once a woman is already pregnant. Therefore, it is typically discontinued once pregnancy is confirmed or a healthcare provider advises stopping.

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