Before your IVF or FET cycle, we will perform an endometrial biopsy in a mock embryo transfer cycle. The best day for embryo transfer and endometrial receptivity will then be determined by analyzing this sample. To determine the ideal period to try embryo implantation in a subsequent transfer cycle, the sample will be sent to a lab for molecular analysis. Three possible outcomes exist.

• Pre-receptive: This means that a transfer now might not be the best option because the endometrium is not yet ready to accept the embryo.
• Receptive: This means that the best time to transfer the embryo for implantation was at the exact moment the endometrial biopsy was performed.
• Post-receptive: This means that the endometrium has progressed past the point at which embryo implantation was most successful.

The Best gynecologist will receive the test findings after they are finished and your endometrial receptivity has been established. Once your endometrium is ready for the developing embryo to implant, he or she can schedule your embryo transfer around that time, allowing you to customize your IVF treatment and make any required adjustments.