The success rate of the next transplantation after biochemical transplantation

After a woman becomes pregnant, she may also experience severe physical discomfort in the early stages of pregnancy, and may even experience nausea and retching, which is a relatively common symptom of early pregnancy. However, after in vitro fertilization, similar early pregnancy symptoms may also occur. However, if the in vitro fertilization fails, it may cause biochemical symptoms, that is, the in vitro fertilization does not have a normal embryo implantation, which affects the woman's reproductive health and may also cause women to experience mental anxiety and restlessness.

1. There are many biochemical reasons for the occurrence of problems after in vitro fertilization. The first reason is that the test tube embryo is not good. Because the sperm and egg combination itself may have sub-health symptoms, this situation may cause women to fail after in vitro fertilization.

2. If the environment in the uterus is not good, it may also affect the normal embryo implantation of IVF. Some women's uterine walls are too thin, which will have a certain impact on the transplantation of IVF and may also cause biochemical symptoms. Therefore, effective adjustments should be made to avoid the situation of unsuccessful IVF transplantation.

3. If you do not pay attention to proper human health care, it may cause biochemical symptoms after IVF transplantation. Some women, if they often eat foods that are not good for embryonic development, and often soak their feet in warm or hot water, may cause biochemical symptoms and affect the success rate of IVF.

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Women should pay more attention to proper health care in their daily lives. If the IVF transplant fails, it may affect women's health and may also cause symptoms of stress, anxiety and anxiety. They should usually carry out proper adjustment and rest according to the doctor's advice.

The chances of successful pregnancy after 2 biochemical tests

The chance of getting pregnant after two ectopic pregnancies is around 30%-50%. The patient is advised to undergo a jugular vein chromosome examination and receive genetic counseling before pregnancy. Since she has had two ectopic pregnancies, it is very likely that she will have another ectopic pregnancy next time. In addition, abnormal immune function, corpus luteum insufficiency, and low thyroid hormone levels can also cause ectopic pregnancy. Therefore, it is recommended that patients go to the hospital for further examination, find out the cause, and then receive targeted treatment. For example, patients with luteal insufficiency can receive intramuscular injections of luteal copper.