Do you feel anything when frozen embryo transplantation occurs?

For various reasons, many couples choose to have in vitro fertilization (IVF). IVF is a very complex technology and can now be done in many places in the world. There are many requirements for IVF. Both husband and wife need to go to the hospital for detailed examinations, such as examining the woman's uterus to see if the conditions for IVF are met. So after the frozen embryo is transplanted into the uterus, if it can implant successfully, will the woman feel anything?

Do you feel anything when frozen embryo transplantation occurs?

Many friends are asking what it feels like after IVF implantation. The reason for this problem is that everyone wants to use this feeling to judge whether they have successfully implanted. In fact, this is not the case. Everyone's feelings and reactions to the implantation of the test tube baby are different, and there is no standard in the medical community to judge whether the implantation is successful. Therefore, don’t think that if you feel it, implantation has occurred, and if you don’t feel it, implantation has failed.

Due to different physical constitutions and environments, some friends will feel a pricking sensation after implantation, some friends will even have a pregnancy-like reaction directly and the reaction is severe, while some people feel nothing at all. Therefore, the answer to the question of what it feels like after IVF implantation varies from person to person. It is unscientific to try to determine whether implantation has occurred in this way.

If you want to know whether implantation is successful, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for testing after about half a month. This is the most accurate method. If you have any reactions or feelings during implantation, don't make a fuss. You must treat the entire period with a normal mind. I would also like to remind all my friends not to easily believe the implantation remedies on the Internet, and to eat a healthy diet according to the doctor's instructions. If any adverse reactions occur, please seek medical attention immediately.

After the transplant, many patients feel that the embryo will remain motionless after being placed in the uterine cavity, so they must stay in bed to rest, for fear that the embryo will run away and implant outside the uterus. In fact, a series of subtle processes occur during the 13 days from the time the embryo is transplanted into the uterine cavity to the confirmation of pregnancy.

The embryos transplanted into the uterine cavity are not static. They have not taken root and settled down within 1-2 days after transplantation. They just wander around in the uterus, fully absorbing nutrients and then continue to divide, becoming a blastocyst with a head, a tail and cell division. During this migration process, if the uterine cavity environment is not good, the embryo may swim outside the uterus such as the fallopian tube, ovary, etc.

3-7 days after transplantation, the blastocyst cells will grow a small tail-like drill. They will find a suitable and comfortable position in the uterus and drill into the uterine wall. The embryo will thus be implanted. Therefore, patients should try not to engage in strenuous activities during this period, and normal life will not be affected.

Eight days after the transplant, the embryo completely sinks into the uterus and begins to secrete HCG. Later, the secretion of HCG increases, and they complete the most important step in their life, gradually sending a signal of pregnancy to the mother. Therefore, 12 days after the transplant, you can use an early pregnancy test strip to measure urine HCG, or have a blood test to check the HCG level to understand the pregnancy status. For the latest test tube procedures and costs, please follow Yunjia International.

What are the symptoms when the fertilized egg implants after IVF embryo transfer? Can you feel it?

The fact is that after the embryo is transplanted into the uterus, most pregnant women do not feel any unusual feelings during the implantation process, except that a few pregnant women will experience physiological implantation bleeding and slight cramps. However, in the following period of time, you can slowly feel a series of symptoms appearing, making you feel that you are pregnant.