Frequently Asked Question | Laser Assisted Hatching (LAH)
What is Laser Assisted Hatching (LAH)?
Laser Assisted Hatching (LAH) is a procedure used during IVF to help embryos hatch from the protective zona pellucida for successful implantation.
How does LAH improve IVF success?
LAH makes it easier for embryos to hatch, enhancing their chances of implanting in the uterine lining and leading to a higher success rate.
Is LAH a common part of the IVF process?
LAH is recommended in specific cases, such as previous IVF failures or thicker zona pellucida, to increase the chances of a successful pregnancy.
What is the difference between LAH and traditional hatching methods?
LAH uses a precise laser to create an opening in the zona pellucida, offering greater control and accuracy compared to traditional methods.
Is LAH safe for embryos?
Yes, LAH is a safe and effective technique when performed by experienced fertility specialists.
When is LAH typically performed during IVF?
LAH is usually done just before embryo transfer, ensuring embryos are in the optimal stage for successful implantation.
Can LAH be performed with all IVF procedures?
LAH can be applied to most IVF cases, particularly when patients have specific hatching difficulties.
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Is LAH an additional cost in the IVF process?
Yes, there may be an additional cost for LAH, but it can significantly improve the chances of a successful pregnancy.
Is LAH recommended for everyone undergoing IVF?
It’s recommended for specific cases, and your fertility specialist will determine if LAH is suitable for your unique situation.
Is there any discomfort or pain associated with LAH?
Patients typically experience minimal discomfort or pain during or after LAH.
What is the success rate of LAH in IVF?
LAH can increase the implantation and pregnancy success rates by more than 10% compared to standard IVF procedures.
Is there any recovery time needed after LAH?
There’s no significant recovery time required, and patients can generally return to their regular activities soon after the procedure.
Are there any risks associated with LAH?
LAH is a safe procedure, but like any medical intervention, it carries a minimal risk of complications, which your specialist will discuss with you.
Can LAH lead to multiple pregnancies?
LAH’s goal is to increase the success rate while minimizing the risk of multiple pregnancies, making it a valuable addition to the IVF process.
How can I determine if LAH is right for my IVF journey?
Consult with our experienced fertility specialists to discuss your specific case and whether LAH is a beneficial option for you.
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