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Endometrial Receptivity Analysis (ERA)

Q: Is the ERA test painful?

It can be a little uncomfortable, but the procedure is not painful.

Q: Is the ERA test done under anaesthesia?

The doctors generally do not perform the ERA test in anaesthesia. However, they may use local anaesthesia if needed.

Q: How accurate is the ERA test in predicting implantation success?

The ERA test measures a woman's endometrium's 'receptive profile' for successful implantation and is significantly accurate.

Q: Are there any risks associated with the ERA test?

There are minimal risks involved, such as mild cramping, slight bleeding or spotting after the biopsy, or catching an infection.

Q: Can an ERA test be repeated? If so, under what circumstances?

Yes, repeating the ERA test is possible if the test results are "non-receptive", which indicates the patient’s uterine lining is not yet ready for embryo transfer.

Q: What are the differences between ERA and other fertility tests?

ERA determines the accurate time of embryo transfer. Moreover, it is a supportive diagnostic test for IVF or other ART procedures.

Q: How does the ERA test fit into the overall fertility treatment plan?

ERA test can be a supporting test for ART fertility treatments performed to identify the optimal window of implantation for an embryo.

Q: Can an ERA test predict future fertility issues?

Yes, it can predict future fertility issues when there is an unsuccessful embryo implantation even after performing ERA.

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Endometrial Receptivity Analysis is one of the emerging diagnostic treatments that plays a vital role in ART fertility treatments, such as IVF. This treatment increases the chances of a successful pregnancy and is an ideal option for couples with infertility issues. At Oasis Fertility, experts combine innovation and personalised care to provide comprehensive solutions, helping couples achieve their parenthood dreams.

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What is Endometrial Receptivity Analysis (ERA) and how it works?

Endometrial Receptivity Analysis, or ERA, is one of the diagnostic procedures used in assisted reproductive technology (ART) treatments. It is a technique that enables fertility specialists to determine the window of implantation of an embryo inside a woman’s uterine lining. The process involves carefully extracting a small tissue sample of the woman’s endometrium and then performing a genetic test to analyse the optimal time when the endometrium is most receptive to accepting an embryo for successful embryo transfer. With the help of this test, the chances of successful pregnancy increase as it ascertains the best timing of embryo transfer during an in vitro fertilisation (IVF) cycle.

Step By Step ERA Treatment Process

Here is a step-by-step process of an ERA treatment

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Consultation

The pre-treatment process begins with a detailed consultation with our fertility specialists, who assess your medical and reproductive history to determine whether the procedure is right for you. During this consultation, our experts will also explain the role of the procedure in identifying your unique implantation window and how it can be timed precisely for embryo transfer.

How Much Does Endometrial Receptivity Analysis Cost In India?

The average cost of endometrial receptivity analysis (ERA) in India may range anywhere from 35,000 INR to 50,000 INR. Several factors impact the cost of the treatment, such as suitable medications, injections, location and reputation of the clinic and doctor or any other complication.

Endometrial Receptivity Analysis Success Rate

The success rate of the Endometrial Receptivity Analysis (ERA) procedure can vary from case to case depending on factors such as embryo quality and the overall reproductive health of a woman. However, women with previous implantation failures have demonstrated improved implantation rates with the help of this treatment.

What are the benefits of Endometrial Receptivity Analysis?

The treatment offers the following benefits:

Personalised Embryo Transfer Timing
The ERA procedure allows fertility specialists to ascertain the most optimal time for embryo transfer according to an individual’s biopsy report. Unlike other ways where they follow a set schedule, this test allows doctors to identify personalised embryo transfer timing on a case-to-case basis

Improved IVF Success Rates
Precisely identifying a woman's optimal window for embryo transfer allows greater hope for successful implantation in the woman’s uterus. One of the recent studies indicates that the endometrial receptivity array improved pregnancy and implantation rates by nearly 20% in women with recurrent implantation failures.

Reduced Risk of Miscarriage
Performing IVF procedures with ERA allows the experts to have greater control and hope for positive outcomes. Transferring the embryo on the most optimal day will ensure a robust embryo implantation.

Cost-Effectiveness in the Long Run
With the help of this procedure, doctors can reduce the risk of embryo implantation failure. Instead of performing another IVF cycle, ART procedures with a supporting treatment, such as ERA, are best and more cost-effective.

Insight into Unexplained Infertility
Performing the IRA procedure on a woman undergoing repeated IVF failures rules out the case of improper embryo implantation. Therefore, the procedure aims to provide more insight into reasons for unexplained fertility.