Freeze-All Protocol
Freezing all embryos and transferring later, when your body is most ready.
- Vitrification with high survival
- Transfer in a prepared cycle
- Routine across suitable cases
About this treatment
In a freeze-all cycle, every suitable embryo is frozen (vitrified) after egg collection, and the transfer is done in a later, separate cycle. This 'decouples' stimulation from transfer.
The benefit is timing: hormone levels during stimulation aren't always ideal for the uterine lining. By transferring in a calm, prepared cycle, the embryo meets a more receptive endometrium — an approach we use routinely across suitable cases to support healthy pregnancies.
Who it's for
- A high response to stimulation (OHSS risk)
- Cycles using genetic testing (PGT)
- A non-ideal uterine lining during stimulation
- Anyone suited to a frozen embryo transfer
Key benefits
- Optimises endometrial receptivity
- Reduces OHSS risk
- Supports genetic-testing timelines
- Excellent embryo survival on thawing
Every treatment plan at Shobha IVF is personalised. The details here are a guide — your specialist will tailor each step to your unique situation.
Freeze-All — your questions
Common questions about this treatment. Anything else? Our team is happy to talk it through.
Modern vitrification gives excellent survival, and transferring into a prepared cycle can improve receptivity. For many patients a frozen transfer is as good as — or better than — a fresh one.
Embryos can be safely stored for years in our dedicated cryopreservation unit, giving you flexibility for future transfers or siblings.
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The information on this page is general and educational, and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Fertility outcomes vary from person to person and depend on age, diagnosis and other individual factors; no result is guaranteed. Any success figure shown is a beta-hCG positive (pregnancy-test) rate per embryo transfer at our Solapur centre, which is not a live-birth rate. Please consult our specialists for advice specific to you.