PGT-A
PGT-A looks at whether an embryo appears to have the expected number of chromosomes. It may be discussed after repeated miscarriage, unsuccessful IVF, increasing maternal age or other appropriate situations.
Fertpromax FertilitySpecialist Fertility CentreEmbryo genetic testing
Genetic testing can sound complicated. Our team helps you understand what each test can answer, what it cannot guarantee and whether it is relevant to your family.

PGT-A looks at whether an embryo appears to have the expected number of chromosomes. It may be discussed after repeated miscarriage, unsuccessful IVF, increasing maternal age or other appropriate situations.
PGT-M is designed for families with a known single-gene condition or a significant inherited risk. A test is developed specifically for the family before IVF begins.
Your consultant and, where appropriate, a genetic counsellor review the benefits, limitations and possible results with you. Testing does not guarantee implantation or a healthy baby.
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We explain what will happen, why this stage matters, any preparation required and when you should expect the next update.
We explain what will happen, why this stage matters, any preparation required and when you should expect the next update.
We explain what will happen, why this stage matters, any preparation required and when you should expect the next update.
We explain what will happen, why this stage matters, any preparation required and when you should expect the next update.
Your care team will explain the choices, timing, possible outcomes and next steps in simple language. Every treatment plan remains subject to an individual clinical assessment.
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