How to distinguish the omens of successful IVF transplantation?
IVF is a high-tech assisted reproductive technology, which is a hope for couples who cannot conceive naturally. However, in the process of transplantation, many couples will worry about whether it is successful. Therefore, it is very important to understand the precursors of successful IVF transplantation. This article will elaborate from four aspects to help couples distinguish whether IVF transplantation is successful or not.
Embryo quality
In IVF, embryo quality is a very important index. Successful embryos should have certain morphological characteristics and cell division ability. First, the embryo should be in regular shape, compact and elastic. Secondly, the cells of the embryo should divide evenly and have enough cells. Through the observation of embryo quality, the success of IVF can be preliminarily judged.
In addition, some hospitals with successful IVF transplantation also use the latest embryo screening technologies, such as PGS (embryonic chromosome screening) and PGD (single gene genetic disease screening). Through these technologies, doctors can detect whether the embryo has chromosome abnormalities or genetic diseases, and further improve the success rate of IVF transplantation.
Intima thickness
Endometrial thickness is another important index to measure the omen of successful IVF transplantation. Endometrial thickness refers to the thickening degree of endometrium in the menstrual cycle, which is closely related to embryo implantation and development. Generally speaking, the intimal thickness should be more than 8 mm before transplantation to have a high success rate.
Of course, different hospitals may have different standards and make personalized adjustments according to the actual situation of patients. Therefore, before receiving IVF transplantation, patients should fully communicate with doctors to understand their own intima conditions so as to better adjust and treat.
Blood HCG level
Blood HCG level is one of the important indicators to judge the success of IVF transplantation. HCG is a hormone produced by the embryo and gradually increases after embryo implantation. Therefore, by detecting the change of HCG level in blood, we can preliminarily judge whether the IVF transplantation is successful or not.
Generally speaking, HCG levels will continue to rise after successful IVF transplantation, and gradually stabilize around 12 weeks of pregnancy. Therefore, patients can learn about their pregnancy progress by regularly drawing blood to test the HCG level.
Early pregnancy reaction
Early pregnancy reaction is another important precursor to the success of IVF transplantation. A few days or weeks after transplantation, some women may experience breast pain, fatigue, nausea and vomiting and other early pregnancy reactions. These reactions indicate that the embryo has successfully implanted and started to produce hormones, suggesting that IVF transfer may be successful.
However, the severity and duration of early pregnancy reaction vary from person to person, and not everyone will have it. Therefore, the absence of early pregnancy response does not mean that IVF transplantation fails, and it is still necessary to wait for the test results of blood HCG levels.
In conclusion, the success of IVF can be preliminarily judged by observing embryo quality, intimal thickness, blood HCG level and early pregnancy response. However, the final result needs to be confirmed by the detection of blood HCG level. Therefore, after receiving IVF transplantation, the couple should maintain a positive and optimistic attitude, cooperate with the doctor's guidance, and patiently wait for the results.
