What is a good healthy beta for a 3 day embryo transfer, how about a 5 day blast transfer?
A good titer would be over 50 when measured 11 days after a 3-day transfer and 9 days after a 5-day transfer. Often, the level is over 100 on these dates. However, normal pregnancies can occur with lower initial levels than these, and having a level over 50-100 does not guarantee a normal pregnancy. John S. Hesla, MD, joined Oregon Reproductive Medicine (formerly Portland Center for Reproductive Medicine) in May of 1999. He is a board-certified reproductive endocrinologist who specializes in the treatment and care of patients with endocrine and infertility issues. Prior to joining this practice Dr. Hesla was the director of in vitro fertilization and head of the reproductive surgery program at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. In 1993, Dr. Hesla founded and created the in vitro fertilization program at Emory University in Atlanta. More recently, he was the co-director of the successful in vitro fertilization program at the Colorado Center for Reproductive Medicine. Dr. Hesla has a medical de
