Vita Altera IVF Center
Cyprus Tandem Cycle Treatment
Tandem cycle is a specialized IVF approach that allows for the separate evaluation of the patient’s own eggs and eggs obtained from a thoroughly screened donor within the same IVF program. At Vita Altera IVF Center, the Cyprus tandem cycle treatment is personalized based on the patient’s age, ovarian reserve, previous IVF outcomes, sperm characteristics, and the couple’s preferences regarding genetic connection.
What is a Tandem Cycle?
Tandem cycle is an assisted reproduction approach where the patient’s own eggs are used in a conventional IVF treatment coordinated with an egg donation program.
During the treatment, the patient’s ovaries are stimulated with controlled medication while a suitable egg donor’s ovarian preparation is also scheduled. The eggs collected from both the patient and the donor are separately registered and processed in the laboratory.The eggs from both sources are fertilized separately with the sperm sample designated in the treatment plan. The embryology team monitors the development of the resulting embryos, clearly preserving their origin.During the transfer phase, embryos derived from the patient’s own eggs and those from donor eggs are evaluated separately. The decision on which embryo to transfer is made based on clinical findings, embryo development, and the couple’s predetermined preferences.Does tandem cycle increase ovarian reserve?No. Tandem cycle does not increase the patient’s AMH level, ovarian reserve, or the biological quality of her own eggs. The aim of the treatment is to preserve the opportunity to evaluate the patient’s own eggs while preparing a secondary option using donor eggs within the same program.
What is Egg Supplementation?
Tandem cycle treatment is sometimes colloquially referred to as egg supplementation. However, this term does not imply a medication or vitamin application that increases egg count or quality.
The practice described by the term ‘egg supplementation’ involves incorporating donor eggs into the IVF program alongside the patient’s own eggs.The patient’s own eggs and donor eggs are not mixed in the same container. The eggs, fertilization processes, and resulting embryos undergo separate identification and monitoring procedures in the laboratory.Not a procedure that improves egg qualityTandem cycle does not alter the age or chromosomal characteristics of the patient’s existing eggs. Donor eggs provide an alternative source of embryos in case healthy embryos do not develop from the patient’s own eggs.
Tandem Cycle Treatment in Cyprus
Cyprus tandem cycle treatment requires the coordinated management of the patient’s IVF program, donor selection, donor ovarian preparation, egg retrieval procedures, and the embryology process.
At Vita Altera IVF Center, before starting treatment, the patient’s ovarian reserve, response to previous treatments, number of eggs retrieved, embryo development reports, and pregnancy history are evaluated.It is important for the couple to clearly understand the genetic and medical aspects of the tandem cycle. The genetic connection of an embryo derived from the patient’s own egg differs from one derived from a donor egg.For patients coming from Turkey or other countries, an initial consultation can be conducted online. After reviewing previous treatment reports and available tests, the necessary examinations, medication plan, and estimated travel schedule for Cyprus can be prepared.01
Online Preliminary Evaluation
AMH, ultrasound, sperm analysis, and previous embryology reports can be reviewed by our doctors before coming to Cyprus.02
Coordinated Treatment Program
The treatment calendars for the patient and the egg donor are planned synchronously or coordinately according to personalized protocols.03
Transparent Embryo Monitoring
Embryos originating from the patient’s own eggs and from donor eggs are separately recorded and monitored.Who is Tandem Cycle Suitable For?
Tandem cycle is generally considered for patients who wish to once again try treatment with their own eggs but prefer to have the donor egg option available within the same process.
- Women with diminished ovarian reserve
- Patients who had a low number of eggs retrieved in previous treatments
- Women with a poor response to ovarian stimulation
- Women of advanced reproductive age who still have follicle development
- Those experiencing recurrent fertilization issues with their own eggs
- Those who were unable to obtain transferable embryos from their own eggs
- Patients with multiple unsuccessful IVF attempts
- Those undecided about proceeding directly to egg donation
- Those wishing to preserve the possibility of genetic connection with their own eggs
- Those wanting to consider donor eggs as an alternative within the same treatment program
Low AMH alone is not a sufficient decision criterionThe AMH result helps predict the potential ovarian response to medication and the number of eggs that might be retrieved. However, egg quality, embryo development, or pregnancy potential cannot be determined solely by the AMH value. Age, ultrasound findings, and previous treatment outcomes should be evaluated together.
Who Might Not Be Suitable for Tandem Cycle?
Tandem cycle is not automatically applied to every patient with low ovarian reserve. The medical, genetic, and emotional aspects of the treatment must be appropriate for the patient.
- Patients with no follicles available for stimulation in the ovaries
- Women for whom ovarian stimulation or egg retrieval is medically unsuitable
- Patients for whom pregnancy poses significant general health risks
- Individuals who do not accept or are still undecided about using donor eggs
- Couples experiencing an uncertain decision-making process regarding the genetic origin of the embryo
- Patients with uterine issues that need treatment before transfer
- Individuals assessed as having no realistic chance of obtaining an embryo from their own eggs
- Patients expecting a guarantee of success before starting treatment
Direct egg donation may be more suitable for some patientsIf the chance of obtaining an embryo from the patient’s own eggs is extremely low, tandem cycle may impose the burden of additional medication and an egg retrieval procedure on the patient. In such cases, an egg donation program alone might be a more appropriate option medically, in terms of time, and cost.
Differences Between Tandem Cycle, Conventional IVF, and Egg Donation
Although these three treatments involve similar steps of egg fertilization in the laboratory and embryo transfer, they differ significantly based on the source of the eggs used.
Conventional IVF
Only the patient’s own eggs are used. The genetic characteristics of the embryo originating from the egg belong to the patient.Egg Donation
Only eggs obtained from a selected donor are used. The patient carries the pregnancy in her own uterus, but the genetic characteristics of the egg come from the donor.Tandem Cycle
The patient’s own eggs and donor eggs are evaluated separately within the same treatment program. The source of the embryo used for transfer is planned in advance.Tandem cycle is a combination of two separate IVF programsIn tandem treatment, an IVF process with the patient’s own eggs is conducted simultaneously with an egg donation program aimed at creating embryos from donor eggs. This requires more comprehensive coordination than standard IVF treatment.
How is an Egg Donor Selected for Tandem Cycle?
The selection of the egg donor for tandem cycle treatment is carried out according to the health, reproductive, and matching evaluations applied in standard egg donation programs.
General health assessment
The donor candidate’s personal health history, medications used, and known significant diseases are reviewed.Ovarian reserve
The donor candidate’s ovarian reserve, ultrasound findings, and suitability for the treatment are evaluated.Infectious disease screenings
The donor undergoes necessary infectious disease tests in accordance with current medical protocols and applicable regulations.Genetic risk assessment
Personal and family health history is reviewed; genetic carrier testing may be evaluated if deemed necessary.Which characteristics may be considered in matching?
- Blood group and Rh factor
- Skin tone
- Eye color
- Hair color and texture
- Height and body type
- Ethnic and physical characteristics
Physical matching does not guarantee exact resemblanceWhile the patient’s physical characteristics may be considered during donor selection, the appearance, height, eye color, or other traits of the resulting child cannot be precisely predicted in advance.
What Tests are Performed Before Tandem Cycle?
Before treatment, the patient’s potential response to treatment with her own eggs, her suitability for pregnancy, and the characteristics of the sperm sample to be used are evaluated together.
Evaluations for the patient
- Gynecological examination and ultrasound
- Antral follicle count
- AMH and necessary hormone tests
- Review of previous ovarian stimulation response
- Evaluation of the uterus and uterine lining
- Infectious disease screenings
- Thyroid and blood sugar tests
- Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) or hysteroscopy if necessary
- General health assessment for pregnancy suitability
Evaluations for the sperm provider
- Spermiogram (sperm analysis)
- Sperm count and motility
- Sperm morphology
- Infectious disease screenings
- Urology evaluation if necessary
- Hormone tests if necessary
- Genetic evaluations if deemed necessary
- Previous fertilization and embryo development outcomes
Previous embryology reports are importantInformation on medication dosages used in previous treatments, number of eggs retrieved, mature egg ratio, fertilization results, and embryo development helps in planning the new treatment. Detailed embryology reports should be shared before the initial consultation if possible.
How is the Treatment Decision Made in Tandem Cycle?
The decision for tandem cycle is based not only on laboratory results but also on the couple’s expectations regarding genetic connection and their readiness to use donor eggs.
Expectation of treatment with own eggs
The patient’s realistic chance of obtaining embryos from her own eggs is assessed and discussed with the couple.Approach to donor eggs
The couple must understand the genetic connection of an embryo created with donor eggs and consciously accept this option.Transfer priority
Priority is planned before the transfer: whether to prioritize the embryo from the patient’s own eggs or the embryo from donor eggs.Freezing strategy
It is discussed in advance under which conditions suitable embryos not transferred will be frozen and how they may be used in the future.The decision should not be left until transfer dayEmbryo sources, genetic connection, and transfer priority should be discussed in detail before starting treatment. Preparing a decision plan for possible scenarios in advance is important to reduce the emotional pressure that may arise on transfer day.
How is Cyprus Tandem Cycle Treatment Performed?
The tandem cycle process consists of preparing the patient and the egg donor, two separate egg retrieval procedures, fertilization, separate embryo monitoring, and a personalized transfer plan.
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Initial consultation and medical evaluation
The patient’s age, ovarian reserve, health history, previous treatment responses, and the couple’s expectations regarding the tandem cycle are evaluated.2
Donor selection and matching
A suitable candidate is identified among donors who have completed health evaluations, based on medical and physical matching criteria.3
Coordination of treatment programs
The menstrual cycles and ovarian stimulation programs of the patient and the donor are planned to retrieve eggs within an appropriate timeframe.4
Controlled ovarian stimulation
The patient and the donor are given separate medication protocols tailored to their individual medical characteristics. The dosage and monitoring plan for each may differ.5
Follicle development monitoring
Follicle development is monitored via ultrasound and necessary blood tests. Medication dosages are adjusted based on each individual’s ovarian response.6
Egg maturation and retrieval
When follicles reach appropriate development, the ovulation trigger injection is administered. The eggs from the patient and the donor are retrieved through separate procedures and taken to the laboratory.7
Separate evaluation of eggs
Eggs obtained from the patient and the donor are evaluated separately for maturity and usability under distinct records.8
Preparation of the sperm sample
The sperm sample to be used in the treatment program is prepared in the laboratory. Usable sperm cells are evaluated based on count, motility, and morphological characteristics.9
Fertilization
The patient’s eggs and donor eggs are subjected to fertilization separately. The ICSI (microinjection) method may be used depending on the treatment plan.10
Separate embryo monitoring
Fertilization and development outcomes of embryos from both egg sources are recorded separately. The embryo origin is preserved throughout the laboratory process.11
Determination of transfer strategy
Based on embryo development, the uterine lining, and the couple’s predetermined preferences, a decision is made on which embryo to transfer.12
Embryo transfer
The selected embryo is transferred into the patient’s uterus using a thin catheter. The procedure is typically quick and does not require anesthesia for most patients.13
Freezing of suitable embryos
Suitable embryos not transferred, with the couple’s consent and in accordance with current regulations, can be frozen with their origins clearly indicated separately.14
Pregnancy test and follow-up
The date for the pregnancy test following embryo transfer is communicated to the patient. If the result is positive, follow-up blood tests and a pregnancy ultrasound are scheduled.How are Embryos Monitored in Tandem Cycle?
One of the most critical laboratory safety aspects of tandem cycle is the absolute separation of embryos originating from the patient’s own eggs and those from donor eggs.
Separate identification
Eggs belonging to the patient and the donor are tracked with distinct registration and identification processes from the moment they arrive at the laboratory.Separate fertilization records
Maturity, fertilization, and embryo development outcomes for each egg source are documented separately.Verification before transfer
The origin, development information, and patient preferences for the embryo to be transferred are verified through safety checks before the procedure.Freezing and storage monitoring
The egg source from which frozen embryos originate is clearly maintained in the storage records.Embryos are not mixedEmbryos from the patient’s own eggs and from donor eggs are not evaluated as a single group in the laboratory. The egg source of each embryo is known, and the transfer decision is made while preserving this information.
Which Embryo is Transferred in Tandem Cycle?
The selection of the embryo for transfer is based not only on its microscopic appearance but also on the couple’s preference for genetic connection and the pre-established treatment strategy.
Priority to Embryo from Own Egg
If a transferable embryo develops from the patient’s own eggs, the couple may prefer to prioritize this embryo. Suitable embryos from donor eggs can be frozen for future use.- Genetic connection with the patient is preserved
- Embryos from donor eggs can be stored as an alternative
- The age-related characteristics of the patient’s embryo are considered
- This decision should be planned before treatment
Priority to Embryo from Donor Egg
If a transferable embryo does not develop from the patient’s own eggs, or if the couple prefers the embryo from donor eggs, this embryo can be evaluated for transfer.- Genetic characteristics of the egg originate from the donor
- The patient carries the pregnancy in her own uterus
- Embryo development and uterine preparation are evaluated together
- The couple’s explicit and informed decision is required
The best-looking embryo is not always automatically selectedEven if the embryo from the donor egg shows more advanced development in the laboratory, the couple may prioritize the embryo from their own egg. The transfer decision should be made by evaluating both embryo development and the preference for genetic connection.
How Long Does Tandem Cycle Treatment Take?
The treatment duration may vary depending on the patient’s menstrual cycle, the donor’s preparation, the ovarian response to medication, and whether a fresh or frozen transfer is performed.
Ovarian stimulation with medication typically involves regular ultrasound and, if necessary, blood test monitoring over approximately one to two weeks.The egg retrieval procedures for the patient and the donor do not necessarily have to be on the same day. Depending on the program’s specifics, eggs can be fertilized fresh, or freezing and thawing methods can be utilized when appropriate.Embryo development is monitored over several days. If the uterine lining and hormonal results are favorable, a fresh transfer can be planned; otherwise, a frozen embryo transfer may be scheduled.How many days should be spent in Cyprus?The required stay in Cyprus depends on where the patient’s monitoring is done, the ovarian response, the egg retrieval date, and the transfer plan. The estimated travel schedule is shared by the personal patient coordinator after the treatment protocol is established.
What are the Advantages of Tandem Cycle?
The main advantage of tandem cycle is that it allows the patient to preserve the opportunity to evaluate her own eggs while also having the option to create embryos from donor eggs within the same treatment process.
Two different treatment options
IVF with own eggs and egg donation options are coordinated and conducted within the same treatment program.Preservation of genetic connection potential
The patient can start treatment without entirely giving up on the possibility of obtaining embryos from her own eggs.Donor egg alternative
If suitable embryos do not develop from the patient’s own eggs, embryos created from donor eggs can be evaluated.Planning within a single program
Instead of initiating two separate treatment processes at different times, a coordinated program can be established.Embryo freezing option
Suitable embryos not transferred can be frozen, with their origins clearly indicated, for future transfers.Decision flexibility
After observing embryo development outcomes, the transfer strategy can be implemented according to the pre-defined options.Limitations and Risks of Tandem Cycle
Since tandem cycle combines two egg sources within a single treatment plan, it involves more medical, laboratory, and decision-making stages compared to standard IVF treatment.
No results from own eggs
It may not be possible to retrieve eggs from the patient, or the retrieved eggs may not fertilize. Tandem cycle does not eliminate this possibility.No guarantee with donor eggs either
It cannot be guaranteed that all donor eggs will mature, fertilize, or develop into healthy embryos.Effects of ovarian stimulation
The patient undergoes medication, ultrasound monitoring, and egg retrieval. Side effects and potential risks are explained before treatment.Emotional decision burden
The simultaneous presence of embryos from the patient’s own eggs and donor eggs can make the transfer choice emotionally challenging for the couple.Higher treatment cost
The treatment includes both the patient’s IVF process and the donor program, making it more comprehensive than standard IVF.Risk of multiple pregnancy
Transferring more than one embryo increases the chance of multiple pregnancy. The number of embryos to be transferred should be determined by medical evaluation.Tandem cycle is not a guarantee of successHaving two different egg sources may increase the options for obtaining usable embryos; however, fertilization, embryo development, implantation, pregnancy, and live birth cannot be guaranteed in any treatment program.
Factors Affecting Success in Cyprus Tandem Cycle Treatment
Providing a single success rate applicable to everyone for tandem cycle is not accurate. The outcome depends on the egg source of the transferred embryo and individual health characteristics.
Patient’s age
Age is a significant factor affecting egg quality and chromosomal risks in embryos from the patient’s own eggs.Donor characteristics
The donor’s age, ovarian reserve, and the maturity of retrieved eggs can influence embryos from donor eggs.Number of eggs retrieved
The number of mature eggs obtained from both sources affects fertilization and the options for obtaining embryos.Sperm characteristics
Sperm count, motility, morphology, and, if necessary, genetic integrity can affect embryo development from both egg groups.Fertilization outcomes
Not every retrieved egg will be mature, and not every mature egg will fertilize normally.Embryo development
Not all fertilized eggs will reach a developmental stage suitable for transfer or freezing.Uterine structure
The uterine cavity and lining must be suitable for embryo implantation.Transfer timing
The alignment between the embryo’s developmental day and the hormonal preparation of the uterine lining is important.Laboratory conditions
The safe and separate monitoring of eggs, sperm, and embryos, along with embryo culture conditions, supports the treatment process.Success rates should be evaluated according to the embryo sourceThe success potential of an embryo from the patient’s own egg is influenced by the age at which the egg was retrieved and individual factors. For an embryo from a donor egg, the donor’s characteristics are more determinant. Therefore, a single generic tandem cycle percentage can be misleading.
Genetic Connection in Tandem Cycle
It is important to clearly understand the genetic connection of embryos formed from the two egg sources before starting treatment.
Embryo from the Patient’s Own Egg
The genetic characteristics originating from the egg belong to the patient, and those from the sperm belong to the sperm provider.- There is a genetic connection with the patient through the egg
- The patient carries the pregnancy
- Age-related egg characteristics may affect the outcome
Embryo from Donor Egg
The genetic characteristics originating from the egg belong to the donor, and those from the sperm belong to the sperm provider. The patient carries the pregnancy in her own uterus.- There is no genetic connection with the patient through the egg
- The pregnancy develops in the patient’s uterus
- Information about the egg source is preserved in the laboratory
Pre-treatment counseling is importantTandem cycle is a decision with medical, emotional, and familial aspects. It may be beneficial for couples to discuss topics such as genetic connection, donor use, and future communication with the child before starting treatment.
Cyprus Tandem Cycle Prices
Cyprus tandem cycle prices may vary depending on the IVF program for the patient, donor preparation, medications, egg retrieval procedures, and laboratory applications.
Tandem cycle is typically priced more comprehensively than standard IVF as it includes both the patient’s own egg IVF treatment and an egg donation program.Main factors that may affect the total treatment cost include:- Patient’s initial examination and tests
- Medications for ovarian stimulation
- Egg donor evaluation and matching process
- Donor’s medication and monitoring program
- Egg retrieval procedure for the patient
- Egg retrieval procedure for the donor
- Sperm preparation and ICSI procedure
- Separate laboratory monitoring of the two egg groups
- Embryo culture and development monitoring
- Embryo transfer
- Embryo freezing and storage needs
- Possible genetic tests
- Additional uterine evaluations
- Transportation and accommodation preferences
Examine the scope when comparing pricesWhen comparing tandem cycle costs, look beyond the total figure to check whether the patient’s and donor’s medications, two egg retrievals, anesthesia, ICSI, embryo freezing, and storage are included in the stated price.
Current treatment scope and pricing information are shared in detail by our patient coordinators after evaluating your available tests and previous IVF reports.Safety, Confidentiality, and Ethical Process
Importance is given to protecting the health and identity information of the patient, the sperm provider, and the egg donor during tandem cycle treatment.Donor evaluation, egg retrieval, laboratory procedures, embryo storage, and transfer stages are conducted in accordance with current health regulations, medical ethical principles, and patient confidentiality rules.Embryos derived from the patient’s own eggs and from donor eggs are subject to separate identification, recording, and monitoring procedures. The origin of the embryo to be transferred is verified before the procedure.Informed and transparent decisionBefore starting treatment, the genetic connection, possible embryo scenarios, transfer priority, embryos to be frozen, and the limitations of the treatment should be discussed in detail with the couple.
Why Vita Altera IVF Center?
At Vita Altera, tandem cycle is not just seen as using two different egg sources, but is planned as a holistic process comprising donor selection, coordinated treatment, safe laboratory monitoring, and an informed transfer decision.
- Personalized tandem cycle treatment planning
- Experienced obstetricians and gynecologists
- Experienced embryology and laboratory team
- Detailed ovarian reserve assessment
- Donor program with completed health checks
- Personalized donor matching
- Coordinated patient and donor monitoring
- Separate laboratory monitoring of own and donor eggs
- Chip ID sample matching and security system
- EmbryoScope+ embryo development monitoring
- ICSI and advanced laboratory applications
- Embryo freezing and storage options
- Personalized embryo transfer strategy
- Personal patient coordinator support
- Multilingual patient counseling
- Online pre-consultation opportunity
- Regular follow-up before and after treatment
Technology and donor eggs do not guarantee successAdvanced laboratory systems, secure matching, and the donor egg option can support the treatment process. However, fertilization, embryo development, pregnancy, and live birth outcomes depend on many biological and individual factors.
Frequently Asked Questions About Tandem Cycle
What is a tandem cycle?
Tandem cycle is a treatment approach where the patient’s own eggs and donor eggs are fertilized separately within the same IVF program to obtain embryos.
Is Tandem IVF the same as a tandem cycle?
Yes. The terms Tandem IVF, tandem IVF treatment, and tandem cycle generally refer to the use of both the patient’s own eggs and donor eggs in the same treatment program.
Is egg supplementation the same as a tandem cycle?
‘Egg supplementation’ is a colloquial term sometimes used for tandem cycle. This practice does not mean increasing egg count with medication or vitamins, but rather adding donor eggs to the treatment.
Does tandem cycle improve egg quality?
No. Tandem cycle does not change the age, chromosomal structure, or biological quality of the patient’s own eggs. Donor eggs provide an alternative embryo source.
Does tandem cycle increase AMH levels?
No. The treatment does not increase AMH levels or ovarian reserve. AMH is one of the indicators used to predict the potential ovarian response to stimulation.
Are my own eggs mixed with donor eggs?
No. The patient’s eggs and donor eggs are kept under separate records, fertilized separately, and the origin of the resulting embryos is preserved throughout the laboratory process.
Can I learn which embryo is transferred?
Yes. It is known whether the embryo transferred originated from the patient’s own egg or a donor egg. The transfer decision is made while preserving this information clearly.
If an embryo forms from my own egg, can I use it first?
If a transferable embryo develops from your own egg and the pre-established treatment plan is suitable, the embryo from your own egg can be prioritized. Suitable embryos from donor eggs can be frozen.
What if no embryo develops from my own eggs?
If a suitable embryo has developed from the donor eggs, this embryo can be evaluated for transfer, subject to the couple’s prior consent and the doctor’s assessment.
Can both my own embryo and the one from the donor egg be transferred simultaneously?
The number and source of embryos to be transferred should be planned beforehand within medical, ethical, and regulatory frameworks. Transferring embryos from different sources together can complicate the determination of genetic origin, so this matter is evaluated separately and clearly.
Does tandem cycle guarantee pregnancy?
No. While having two different egg sources may increase the options for obtaining embryos, fertilization, embryo development, or a pregnancy resulting from the transfer cannot be guaranteed.
What is the success rate of tandem cycle?
There is no single tandem cycle success rate applicable to everyone. The outcome depends on the egg source of the transferred embryo, the age at which the egg was retrieved, sperm characteristics, embryo development, and uterine structure.
Should everyone with low AMH undergo a tandem cycle?
No. Low AMH alone is not sufficient for a tandem cycle decision. Age, antral follicle count, previous treatment response, and egg/embryo outcomes should be evaluated together.
Can tandem cycle be applied to menopausal women?
If there are no stimulatable follicles in the ovaries, a tandem program using the patient’s own eggs may not be feasible. In such a case, egg donation or other treatment options are evaluated.
Can tandem cycle be applied in advanced age?
Tandem cycle may be considered if follicle development is present and general health status is suitable. However, it should be clearly discussed that chromosomal risks associated with the patient’s own eggs increase in advanced age, and the chance of success may decrease.
Is ICSI performed in tandem cycle?
ICSI may be performed depending on egg count, sperm characteristics, and the treatment plan. A single selected sperm cell is injected into each mature egg.
Can genetic testing be performed on embryos?
PGT (Preimplantation Genetic Testing) options may be evaluated if there is a medical necessity. Genetic testing is not mandatory or routine for every patient or every donor egg program.
Can remaining embryos be frozen?
Suitable embryos not transferred can be frozen with the necessary consents and according to current regulations, with their origins separately recorded.
How long does tandem cycle take?
The treatment duration may vary depending on the preparation programs for the patient and the donor, ovarian response, and whether a fresh or frozen transfer is planned. Ovarian stimulation typically takes about one to two weeks.
How many days should I stay in Cyprus?
The length of stay depends on where monitoring is done, the egg retrieval time, and the transfer program. The estimated travel schedule is shared by the patient coordinator after the treatment plan is finalized.
Can the first consultation be done online?
Yes. Previous IVF reports, AMH and hormone results, ultrasound evaluations, sperm analysis, and embryology reports can be shared in advance.
Which documents should be sent before coming to Cyprus?
Sharing previous treatment protocols, medication dosages used, egg retrieval and embryology reports, hormone results, ultrasound evaluations, sperm analysis, uterine imaging (HSG/hysteroscopy), and any genetic tests facilitates the initial assessment.
How can I learn about tandem cycle prices?
The price may vary based on the patient’s medications, the donor program, two egg retrieval procedures, laboratory applications, embryo freezing, and any additional tests required. A personalized scope is shared after reviewing the available reports.
