Understanding ERA

Endometrial Receptivity Analysis (ERA) is a precise diagnostics tool that evaluates the window of implantation, the optimal time for embryo transfer. It involves a simple biopsy of the uterine lining, which is then analyzed to determine the best day for embryo transfer. This personalized approach maximizes the chance of implantation, ultimately leading to a successful pregnancy.

Who Is ERA Suitable For?

ERA is a valuable option for women who have faced recurrent implantation failure during IVF cycles. If you’ve experienced multiple unsuccessful embryo transfers, ERA could be the solution. It provides insights into your individual implantation window, allowing us to adjust the embryo transfer timing to increase your chances of success.

The Procedure and Preparation
Before the ERA procedure at Aspire Fertility Center, our team will guide you through a tailored hormonal protocol to synchronize your cycle. The biopsy itself is a minimally invasive procedure, involving a small sample of the uterine lining. This sample is then analyzed in a laboratory to determine your unique receptivity window.

What to expect post procedure?

After the ERA procedure, you can expect minimal discomfort, and our experts will provide guidance on any aftercare requirements. The insights gained from the analysis will enable us to precisely time future embryo transfers for optimal results.

Advantages and How It Helps

Precision: ERA enables us to pinpoint your optimal implantation window, increasing the chances of successful embryo attachment.
Personalization: Your treatment plan is customized according to your body’s unique needs, maximizing the chances of a positive outcome.
Diagnostic Insights: ERA can uncover previously undetected factors contributing to implantation failure that may not be detected otherwise, providing a clearer path forward.

Few Interesting Facts

Increased Success: ERA significantly enhances the success rate of embryo implantation by ensuring the uterine lining is receptive.
Personalized Care: ERA enhances the personalized approach to fertility treatments, addressing individual variations.

Like any medical procedure, ERA carries minimal risks such as mild discomfort or spotting post-biopsy. However, the potential benefits of achieving a successful pregnancy far outweigh these risks.