PGT-A Offers New Hope for Couples Facing Recurrent Pregnancy Loss – Fertility Plus
Fertility Plus shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Repeated Miscarriage ?
5 Clear Steps to 96.9% Success: The PGT-A Pathway That Changes Recurrent Miscarriage Outcomes
Description:
This simple 5-step guide explains how PGT-A helps women with repeated miscarriages achieve a baby.
Eggs are collected and fertilised to create embryos that grow to Day 5 (blastocyst stage).
A small biopsy is taken and tested with PGT-A to check the embryo’s chromosomes. Only healthy (euploid) embryos are kept.
The first healthy embryo is transferred.
If needed, a second healthy embryo is transferred in the next cycle.
After up to three transfers of only healthy embryos, 96.9% of women had a live birth.
In this study of 269 women with recurrent pregnancy loss, the vast majority went home with a baby. The data clearly shows that selecting chromosomally normal embryos dramatically improves success rates — giving real hope to couples who have experienced multiple losses.”
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