How long does it take to detect pregnancy after artificial insemination?

As we all know, the pressure of work and life in today's society has caused many families to be unable to get pregnant, and young couples have suffered from infertility. Artificial insemination is also a very common method of artificial insemination nowadays. So, how long does it take to detect pregnancy after artificial insemination?

How long does it take to detect pregnancy after artificial insemination?

It takes about 7 days for artificial insemination to confirm whether pregnancy has occurred. The survival time of the egg cell in the female body is all limited, generally about 2-3 days. During this period, artificial insemination is performed, and fertilization and pregnancy occur when the sperm and egg meet and fuse. However, it takes a certain amount of time for the embryo to implant and pregnancy to occur. It also takes a certain amount of time before the pregnancy can be actually detected. Therefore, it usually takes 7 days for artificial insemination to confirm whether pregnancy has occurred.

The fertilization methods of artificial insemination and artificial conception are the same. After artificial insemination, you can use the early pregnancy test paper of artificial conception to test, but the test accuracy of the early pregnancy test paper is only 70%. If artificial insemination uses an artificial cycle, it will affect the test results of the early pregnancy test paper. Therefore, it is generally recommended that patients come to the hospital for a blood test for HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) around 9-11 days after artificial insemination to test whether they are pregnant.

1. Before receiving artificial insemination treatment, women need to undergo relevant infertility examinations, such as pelvic examination, gynecological B-ultrasound examination, hysterography or hysterosalpingography under B-ultrasound monitoring, laparoscopic surgery and hysteroscopy to understand the status of the uterine appendages and eliminate factors that affect pregnancy.

2. Basic pre-operative examinations, such as infectious diseases including reproductive system infections (including cervical cancer screening), six items of sex hormones or pre-pregnancy eugenics examinations such as sex chromosomes and sex analysis, torch infection, etc. The couple will undergo tests for HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C antibodies, routine blood tests, coagulation, liver and kidney function tests, etc.

3. Couples who undergo artificial insemination must comply with the current family planning policy and relevant laws and regulations in my country, and provide their marriage certificates, identity cards or passports and family planning service certificates before the operation.

4. Before artificial insemination, the doctor must fully communicate with the patient and his wife on the operating procedures, treatment costs, success rate, safety of offspring born, postoperative pregnancy including pregnancy and newborn follow-up, and the safety of medical history materials, so that they are fully informed. Artificial insemination treatment can only be carried out after they sign the relevant informed consent form.