How long does it take to become pregnant after starting IVF?

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Dr Paul Tseng

Gynaecologist

Hopefully, two weeks after your Embryo transfer. This would depend on whether it was a fresh transfer or Frozen embryo transfer. A fresh transfer is one where the transfer is done on the same cycle as the egg retrieval.

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