Is it normal that no fetal heartbeat or embryo is seen 31 days after transplantation?

At present, the main solution to infertility problems caused by many reasons is test tube transplantation, also known as embryo transfer. Specifically, the sperm and egg are fertilized in vitro to form a fertilized egg, which is then implanted into the female's uterus. The fertilized egg will then begin to develop in the uterus, and fetal heartbeats and fetal buds will appear just like a normal pregnancy. If there is no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud 31 days after transplantation, is this normal?

Is it normal that no fetal heartbeat or embryo is seen 31 days after transplantation?

If no embryo or fetal heartbeat is seen in the gestational sac 35 days after embryo transfer, you can try to preserve the fetus first. This may be caused by the small development of the gestational sac or the low secretion of progesterone, which will affect the development of the gestational sac. Please go to a local regular tertiary hospital for examination. After the cause of the disease is determined, the doctor will treat it symptomatically according to the condition. The treatment effect will be better and the charges will be more fair and reasonable.

You can use progesterone, dydrogesterone tablets, chorionic gonadotropin injections, etc. to preserve the pregnancy. Check again after half a month. If the embryo and fetal heart rate have not grown, it is considered to be fetal arrest and the pregnancy needs to be terminated in time. Please go to a local regular tertiary hospital for examination. After the cause of the disease is determined, the doctor will treat it symptomatically according to the condition. The treatment effect will be better and the charges will be more fair and reasonable.

Don't be anxious at first. It will take about ten days before you can see the fetal heartbeat.

Guidance:

The early stage of pregnancy is a critical period for embryo differentiation and development. Please take good rest, avoid contact with toxic and harmful substances, and pay attention to malformation prevention.

31 days after IVF transfer. A gestational sac measuring 16×14×12 mm was seen in the uterus. The yolk sac and punctate embryonic bud echoes are visible. It coincides with the planting time. The absence of fetal heartbeat is also normal. It is recommended to have a uterine ultrasound examination again one week later.

The gestational sac is 22*15, which is consistent with a pregnancy of about 6 weeks. There is no embryonic bud or fetal heartbeat, so we should be alert to the cessation of embryonic development.

Guidance:

Test-tube babies are very precious, so it is recommended to observe the situation for another week and then recheck the ultrasound. If the gestational sac increases and an embryo and fetal heartbeat appear, it is a normal intrauterine pregnancy. Otherwise, just give up.

Thirty-one days after transplantation, that is, forty-fifth day of pregnancy, theoretically, the fetal heartbeat and fetal bud should be seen. It is recommended to check again every week. If there is no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud, it is not recommended to keep it.

Under normal circumstances, after pregnancy, the gestational sac will appear 30 to 40 days, the embryonic bud will appear 40 to 50 days, and the fetal heartbeat will appear 50 to 60 days. Therefore, this situation is still relatively optimistic. You can continue to observe and do regular B-ultrasound examinations.