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Understanding PGT Treatment

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What is PGT?

Understanding Preimplantation Genetic Testing

PGT (Preimplantation Genetic Testing) is an advanced technique used during IVF to examine embryos for genetic or chromosomal abnormalities before transfer. It helps ensure only the healthiest embryos are chosen, increasing the chances of a successful pregnancy and reducing the risk of inherited disorders.

When to Choose PGT?

Right time for Preimplantation Genetic Testing

PGT is recommended for couples undergoing IVF who wish to improve their chances of a healthy pregnancy and reduce the risk of genetic disorders. Our specialists guide you in deciding if PGT is the right step for your fertility journey.

Who Can Prefer PGT?

Ideal candidates for PGT treatment

PGT is an advanced option for couples and individuals who want to maximize the chances of a healthy pregnancy by selecting embryos free from genetic or chromosomal issues. It is especially helpful in high-risk fertility situations.

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PGT Treatment Process at ARC

Our PGT treatment combines advanced genetic testing with IVF to ensure the healthiest embryos are selected, guided with personalized care at every step.

1

IVF / ICSI Cycle

Eggs are retrieved after ovarian stimulation, and sperm is collected. Fertilization is carried out in our advanced embryology lab.

2

Embryo Culture

Fertilized embryos are carefully cultured in the lab until they reach the blastocyst stage (Day 5 or 6).

3

Embryo Biopsy & Testing

A few cells are gently biopsied from each blastocyst without harming the embryo. These cells are analyzed to check for chromosomal or genetic abnormalities.

4

Healthy Embryo Selection

Only chromosomally normal and healthy embryos are selected for transfer, ensuring the best chances of pregnancy and reducing risks.

5

Embryo Transfer

The healthiest embryo(s) are carefully transferred into the uterus in a simple, painless procedure. Remaining healthy embryos can be frozen for future use.

6

Pregnancy Test

A blood test is conducted 10–14 days after embryo transfer to confirm pregnancy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes. PGT is performed by skilled embryologists using advanced techniques. Only a few cells are taken from the outer layer of the embryo (which later forms the placenta), leaving the embryo itself unharmed.

PGT greatly reduces the risk of genetic and chromosomal issues, but like all medical procedures, it cannot provide a 100% guarantee. It significantly increases the chances of a healthy pregnancy.

After the biopsy, the genetic analysis usually takes a few days. Embryos are safely frozen during this period, and healthy ones are transferred in a subsequent cycle.

Yes, PGT can improve IVF outcomes by selecting chromosomally normal embryos, which have a higher chance of implanting and leading to a healthy pregnancy.

PGT is especially recommended for couples with a history of recurrent miscarriages, failed IVF cycles, advanced maternal age, severe male factor infertility, or a family history of genetic disorders.

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