Question 1

what the definition of embryo donation?

Accepted Answer

Donation: Embryo donation is a form of third party reproduction. It is defined as the giving—generally without compensation—of embryos remaining after one couple's in vitro fertilisation to either another person or couple for implantation or to research.

Question 2

is 2.24cm embryo length good for 9 weeks?

Accepted Answer

Yes: A crown rump length of 22.4mm is normal at 9 weeks.

Question 3

is a late implantater embryo not healthy?

Accepted Answer

Possibly: Embryos that implant late are more likely to miscarry. That does not mean all late implantations will be abnormal.

Question 4

what causes frozen embryo thawing failure?

Accepted Answer

Why do: Embryos not thaw successfully? Traditionally many sub-standard embryos have been frozen that probably should not have; these often die in thawing. The usual cause of embryo death in the past with traditional slow-freeze techniques is formation and shattering of ice crystals within the embryo.

Question 5

can a baby be an embryo longer than usual ?

Accepted Answer

Sure: A baby can be an embryo for decades, if frozen properly, then thawed and implanted successfully into a woman, continuing his or her long journey through life. Of course, we have interfered with nature so we have to correctly count the age of the new baby by not counting the time he or she was frozen.

Question 6

what is size of embryo week by week up to 12?

Accepted Answer

Embryonic pole: There's not enough space to outline evry week here, but at 6 weeks an embryonic pole is around 5 mm, and gets to around 5-6 centimeters by 12 weeks.

Question 7

what are the stages of development of an embryo?

Accepted Answer

Several: First the egg is fertilized by the sperm and there should be an embryo with genetic material from the sperm and from the eggs (only 2 total sets). The the egg usually divides into 4 cells then 8 cells. The many more cells divide and the genes inside the embryo become activated. The middle of the embryo clears out and a blastocyst forms and when advanced starts to hatch out of its shell.

Question 8

what is the definition or description of: embryo?

Accepted Answer

Early human being: An embryo is a developing human being from between 1- 8 weeks post conception.

Question 9

what are the symptoms of an embryo already forming?

Accepted Answer

: Embryo formation is the process by which a fertilized egg develops into a multicellular organism. The symptoms of an embryo already forming can vary depending on the stage of development.

In the first few days after fertilization, there may not be any noticeable symptoms. However, as the embryo implants in the uterus, some women may experience light spotting or cramping. This is implantation.

Question 10

how can i be sure its my embryos they are putting in?

Accepted Answer

Having Trust: You should be able to trust your physician.  However if you need to trust and verify, as reagan would say,  then genetic tests would be possible through amniocentesis or after birth.   It may even be possible to do genetic testing on the few fetal cells that have been discovered to travel in the mothers blood stream.

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