Do I need PGS / PGD (PGT)?

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Do I need PGS / PGD

Embryo Chromosomal problems

One of the most common reasons why IVF or ICSI is unsuccessful is chromosomal abnormalities in the embryo.

Is PGT (PGD/PGS) for me?

PGD/PGS or PGT A/PGT M is suited for couples where:

The woman is aged 38 or older
There is a history of recurrent miscarriages
There has been repeated IVF failure, for example, 5 or more embryos have been replaced without success
There has previously been a chromosomally abnormal pregnancy (eg: Down syndrome)

What Should I do? I miscarried AGAIN

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Abnormal Chromosomes

If the cells of an embryo contain the wrong number of chromosomes (aneuploidy), causes the embryo to develop abnormally. Women over 38 years of age are at the greatest risk.

Sometimes pieces of chromosomes break off and attach to the ends of other chromosomes. Embryos with unbalanced translocations will usually miscarry or fail to implant.

Embryo Selection

At Zoi, we believe advanced embryo selection is important, as up to 30% of embryos thought to be normal had an error (chromosome abnormality) on another chromosome that they were not able to test.

Increase Success with Blastocyst Transfers

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Common Conditions of abnormalities

Additional Benefits of PGS / PGD (PGT) includes

New Names for PGD and PGS

All tests are renamed henceforth for fertility treatments as PGT. When the test is done for aneuploidies, it is called PGT-A and when done for mono/single, it is named PGT-M.