Natural Cycle FET vs. Medicated FET: Which Is Better for IVF and Surrogacy?

Natural Cycle FET vs. Medicated FET: Which Is Better for IVF and Surrogacy?

When planning your Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET), one big question arises: 👉 Should you choose a Natural Cycle or a Medicated (Programmed) Cycle? Both methods prepare the uterus for embryo implantation — but in very different ways. In this video, we’ll break down the science, success rates, and practical differences so you and your doctor can make the most informed decision. 💡 You’ll Learn: ✅ How natural and medicated FET cycles differ in hormone management ✅ What the corpus luteum does — and why it matters for maternal health ✅ Why some studies show slightly better outcomes with natural or modified-natural cycles ✅ How timing, scheduling, and hormone sensitivity influence protocol choice ✅ What recent research says about preeclampsia risks in medicated FET cycles For surrogates and intended parents, understanding these options can help you choose a safer, smoother, and more successful IVF journey. 🤍 At Ivy Surrogacy, we coordinate closely with your fertility clinic to ensure transparency, comfort, and personalized care — no matter which protocol your doctor recommends.