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The common questions couples ask about their embryo grades is „what do the grades of my embryos tell about my chances of becoming pregnant?‟ Explain Embryos are ranked based on their potential for development Day 3 & dash; Cleavage stage Embryos, Cleavage stage embryos are graded using 2 criteria: the number of cells in the embryo and their appearance under a high-power microscope. While the cell number is objective, the score for appearance is subjective using a score of 1-4. Typically, a good, normally growing day 3 embryo will contain between 6 and 10 cells. The embryo grade refers to how the cells in the embryos look. Grade 1-2.5 have the greatest potential for a blastocyst stage.Early stage of development - embryo is 2/3 days old, grading is based on the number and quality of cellsnand amount of fragmentation. Each embryo is given a grade on a scale of 1-4, 1 is the highest grade and 4 is the lowest. Embryos graded 1 or 2 are suitable for freezing. Blastocysts are graded by observing their 1) expansion status 2) quality of the two distinct cell types within the blastocyst. Blastocyst grading is complex and therefore there are no absolute grades. Day 5 , Grading. The determination of whether an embryo has good potential or not is made by taking all of the components of the embryo into account. While an A is & ldquo;better& rdquo; than a D, an embryo with a D grade ICM, for example, may be still developing and when viewed later Blastocysts will be graded from A to C or D, with A been the highest grade. Blastocyst that are grade A or B are suitable for freezing. Talk about day 3 and 5 Embryo grading. Embryo grading is a tool to determine the appropriate number of embryos to transfer, which embryos to transfer. It is used by Physicians and embryologists along with a patient‟s age, fertility history, and other information to determine the optimal day of transfer.