Is there still hope for a blank result on the eighth day of blastocyst transfer?

The embryo is a test tube embryo with an empty embryo. In simple terms, the sperm and egg are combined and placed in the embryo for shaping, so that the embryo and the uterus are integrated, and the baby is developed through the embryo. , the embryo is then embedded in the pregnant body, and within a day the test tube embryo begins to implant in the uterine wall. So is there any expectation for the white version of embryo transfer on the eighth day?

On the 8th day of transplantation, there is still hope for pregnancy. If the embryo transferred is from a 3rd day test tube, then the pregnancy test will be conducted two weeks after the test tube transfer, so the pregnancy test will not show on the 8th day. If the embryo is transplanted, it will also take 11 days to test for pregnancy. And the urine HCG test paper has its limitations, and it is far less sensitive and accurate than the blood HCG test paper. So don't worry, maintain a normal mental state, take progesterone-supported medications on time, and wait for the time instructed by the doctor to test for pregnancy. If you keep using the test paper, a bad mental state will affect your success.

What are the basic common sense of test tube transplantation surgery?

1. Is anesthesia required?

Test tube transplantation is a very important stage for the success or failure of in vitro fertilization, and anesthesia is generally not required at this stage. During the operation, the doctor uses a vaginal dilator to expose and clean the cervix of the patient who is lying down, to remove cervical mucus and check the smoothness of the cervical opening. Next, the selected test tube embryos are sucked into a transfer tube by laboratory technicians and given to the doctor. The doctor inserts the transfer tube into the uterus through the cervix and injects the liquid containing the test tube embryos into the uterus. During the transplantation process, most doctors will use ultrasound equipment to observe and transplant the test tube embryos, so as to accurately grasp the transplantation site of the test tube embryos and significantly improve the pregnancy rate.

2. How long does the IVF treatment take?

The entire transplantation operation takes only a few minutes, and one or more test tube embryos can be transplanted. After the test tube transplant, the patient can go home after lying in bed for about an hour. Patients should rest as much as possible within 2-4 days after IVF transplantation, as this is a critical stage for the implantation of the fertilized egg and requires careful attention.

3. How do you feel after embryo transfer?

Under normal circumstances, the main symptoms after transplantation for IVF are the same as normal pregnancy. After a successful pregnancy, there may be early pregnancy reactions, such as aversion to greasy feeling, nausea, vomiting when getting up in the morning, loss of appetite, picky eating, dizziness, fatigue, and always wanting to sleep. The level of early pregnancy reaction may be related to reduced gastric juice metabolism, gastrointestinal confusion, increased gastric emptying time and increased HCG in the body. The duration varies from person to person and will probably subside around 12 weeks of pregnancy. Many women will use early pregnancy test strips to confirm whether they are pregnant, but this must be confirmed by a blood test for HCG to see if it is positive. Doppler ultrasound can also be used for diagnosis.