EndomeTRIO combines three endometrial tests in a single biopsy: ERA (receptivity timing), EMMA (microbiome analysis) and ALICE (detection of chronic endometritis). Together they answer three different but related questions about why an embryo may not implant. For patients with implantation failure of unclear cause, EndomeTRIO can reveal an imbalance or hidden inflammation that targeted treatment can correct.
EndomeTRIO — Triple Endometrial Analysis
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Common Questions
ERA checks the timing window; EMMA looks at the bacterial balance of the endometrium; ALICE searches for chronic, often silent, inflammation.
Yes. A single sample is divided in the laboratory.
Targeted probiotic or antibiotic protocols are used to restore a healthier microbial environment before transfer.
A specific antibiotic course usually clears it before the next transfer.
No. It is recommended in selected cases of repeated implantation failure or recurrent loss.
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