Elective Single Embryo Transfer
Some fertility procedures can result in multiple births, which may cause concern for some patients. Elective single embryo transfer (eSET) eliminates that worry. A woman undergoing IVF may choose to have a single embryo transferred, even when multiple embryos are available. This is a good option if you want to decrease the chances of having twins, triplets, or more.
The eSET procedure is a good option for women who:
- Younger than 35 years old
- Beginning the first IVF cycle
- Have prior IVF success
- Have high-quality embryos
- Are you using a donor egg
The prospect of giving birth to multiple children at one time can feel overwhelming. This option provides you with a manageable alternative.