The ERA test is a personalised genetic analysis of the endometrium (the lining of the uterus). It identifies the precise window in your cycle when your uterus is most receptive to embryo implantation. For patients with repeated implantation failure despite good-quality embryos, ERA can shift the timing of transfer by hours — and that small adjustment sometimes makes the difference. Dr. Muzaffer suggests ERA selectively, where there is a clinical reason to believe receptivity timing may be off.
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ERA — Endometrial Receptivity Analysis
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Mainly patients with two or more failed transfers of good-quality embryos.
A small endometrial biopsy is taken in a mock cycle that mimics your transfer cycle. The sample is sent to a specialised laboratory.
Most patients describe brief, manageable cramping. No anaesthesia is required.
Your next embryo transfer is timed to your personal window u2014 earlier or later than the standard.
No. It is reserved for cases where it can change the plan.
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