Difference between biochemical transplantation and non-implantation

In vitro fertilization is an increasingly mature technology, so more and more couples are choosing it. However, the process of in vitro fertilization is relatively complicated because it involves many different steps before the fertilized egg can implant correctly. However, IVF also has a certain failure rate. Some women experience biochemical transplantation or non-implantation. What is the difference between these two problems?

The difference between biochemical and non-implantation lies in whether the fertilized egg implants. Biochemical pregnancy is a hidden abortion, which means that the fertilized egg stops developing after implantation. It is usually due to poor embryo quality and is the result of natural survival of the fittest.

How to treat after biochemical transplantation?

First: Supplement folic acid to regulate estrogen in the three months before pregnancy, supplement soy isoflavones and insist on taking vitamin E every day. Drink soy milk and eat black beans one week before ovulation. Avoid strenuous exercise and long-distance travel after embryo transfer. Be sure to avoid uterine contraction after embryo transfer. Too high a contraction frequency is not conducive to the implantation of the fertilized egg and can easily induce biochemical pregnancy.

Second: Pre-pregnancy check-up: Biochemical pregnancies are mostly the result of natural selection of the fittest. Therefore, if a biochemical pregnancy unfortunately occurs, you must treat it rationally, actively cooperate with the doctor to find the cause, adjust your physical and mental state, and prepare for the next transplant. When preparing for pregnancy, you need to undergo genetic, blood typing, reproductive system and other examinations to ensure the quality of the embryo.

Third: Avoid strenuous exercise and long-distance travel after embryo transplantation. Uterine contractions must be avoided after embryo transplantation. Excessive contraction frequency is not conducive to the implantation of the fertilized egg and can easily induce biochemical pregnancy. Biochemical pregnancies are mostly the result of natural selection of the fittest. Therefore, if a biochemical pregnancy unfortunately occurs, you must treat it rationally, actively cooperate with the doctor to find the cause, adjust your physical and mental state, and prepare for the next transplant.

Precautions

1. Motherwort granules help to excrete. After that, go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound to confirm that the abortion is complete, and then you can make appropriate dietary adjustments. 2. Make some chicken soup, crucian carp soup, black fish soup, etc. appropriately, pay attention to the nutritional balance of meat and vegetables, try not to eat raw, cold, or spicy food, and pay more attention to rest.