It took 45 days for the embryo to form a heartbeat

Women with infertility will go to the hospital for transplantation. Of course, there will be no embryonic bud or fetal heartbeat in the short term after the transplantation, but some people are too anxious, so they often go to the hospital for examination to see if there is embryonic bud or fetal heartbeat. So, is it normal for the transplanted 45 super genius to have a fetal bud and fetal heart rate?

Some people are very worried because they see embryo buds and fetal heartbeats 45 days after transplantation. In fact, it is a relatively normal phenomenon. The late appearance of embryo buds and fetal heartbeats may be caused by the slow growth after entering the uterus. In this case, there is no need to worry as long as there is nothing abnormal in the body.

It is a normal situation for the transplanted 45 super genius to have a fetal bud and fetal heartbeat. This situation is mainly caused by late implantation of the fertilized egg. Of course, there are cases where the fetal heartbeat is not seen until about 50 days. For patients in this situation, as long as they follow the doctor's advice and go to the hospital for a physical examination once every two or three weeks, and then go for regular check-ups as recommended by the doctor, there is no need to worry about any problems. Once pregnancy is detected or the fetus is bleeding, you should go to the hospital for examination in time. More serious patients can terminate the pregnancy immediately.

About 40 days after the transplant, there will be a fetal bud and fetal heartbeat, but it is only about 0.5 cm, like a small seahorse, so sometimes it is not very clear during color ultrasound, so the pregnant woman will not be informed at this time. In response to the transplant 45 super genius, it is normal to see the embryo and fetal heart rate, so there is no need to worry too much. In addition, patients in this situation can go to the hospital for follow-up visits regularly according to the doctor's advice. In daily life, as long as they maintain a positive attitude and take medicines according to the doctor's advice, they will not have any discomfort.

In the first month after the transplant, we may feel exhausted and often worry about whether the baby is normal in the abdomen and whether it can grow happily. Such worries are actually unnecessary. As long as you go to the hospital for a physical examination and there is no discomfort, there is no need to worry. Your situation is due to excessive stress. People with this situation will cause the fetus to not grow normally, or there will be excessive mental stress, causing anxiety, which will cause the test tube embryo to be unable to move normally. Therefore, in this situation, you must maintain a balanced mind, and then think about something happy in your daily life, and exercise appropriately to promote the growth of the fetus.

After the implantation, if there is fetal heartbeat, you should go to the hospital for a check-up every two weeks. Around 17 to 18 weeks, you can clearly track the fetal heartbeat, and pregnant mothers at this time are also the happiest. In the early stages of pregnancy, patients can follow the doctor's advice and eat more high-protein foods. They should also pay attention to a light diet and eat foods with relatively high elements, which can be beneficial to the growth and development of the fetus.