If a woman get's pregnant, is it possible to remove the embryo, freeze it, then thaw it and reinsert it?

Question

Can this be done? If so, how far along can the embryo be before it's not possible? How long do frozen embryos last? Any reliable medical sources, documentation, and citations would be a bonus! Thanks for the help!

Answer 1

What in the hell is all I can say.... NO

Answer 2

specific, that's a residing individual. Cryogenics makes use of a manner that stops the guy being frozen from suffering crystalization of the cells (which might kill the guy - that's why no person survives purely being put in a meat locker). The metabolism slows down till the embryo is thawed, besides the shown fact that it does not die. If the embryo weren't already alive, it may already be lifeless upon implantation. it does not unexpectedly "come alive" in the womb.

Answer 3

No. An embryo that has implanted in the uteran wall can not be removed, frozen, thawed and reimplanted. It's kind of a sick idea anyway...playing God.

Answer 4

No, becuase it implants in the uterus. You can have your eggs harvested and they can add the semen to fertilize the embryo, and hten have THAT implanted. Your eggs alone can be frozen or the embryos can be frozen....

Answer 5

This is an obscene question ! What are you playing at ? Leave the Womb alone - how dare you even conceive these things !

Answer 6

Ummm No. You cant freeze a baby, with a soul, and bring it back to life. You can freeze a unfertilized one, but not fertilized..

Answer 7

JUST CURIOUS WHY SOMEONE WOULD WANT TO DO THAT. YOU CAN FREEZE THE EGG AND SPERM SEPERATELY, BUT NOT ONCE THE EGG HAS BEEN FERTILIZED.