How many days after ovulation does implantation occur?

Every woman wants to have her own child, especially older women who want to have children when their family life and work are stable. Having a child is a scientific process, especially after ovulation, it is more appropriate to have a child. So how many days after ovulation does implantation occur? This is what everyone wants to know. Below I will give you a brief introduction to this issue, hoping it can help you.

How many days after ovulation does implantation occur?

Starting from the 7th day, healthy blastocyst cells grow a small tail-like drill to drill into the mother's uterine wall, which will later develop into the umbilical cord connected to the mother. On the 7th to 10th day, the blastocyst finds a suitable and comfortable position on the uterine wall (usually the fundus, but mostly on the posterior wall and less on the anterior wall. Therefore, the mother should sleep on her back more during these days and avoid strenuous exercise so that the small cells can stay fixed in one place).

Then the small drill begins to pierce the mother's uterus and drill inside, so some mothers will feel a tingling sensation in the lower abdomen from time to time. This feeling will last for a few days. Perhaps the small cells are implanting in the positions that have been tried on the left and right. At the same time, some mothers will have a little red blood stain on their underwear, which is the blood from the place where they were drilled. It doesn't matter. *The thickness of the mother's endometrium is very important at this time. It must be thick enough (the thicker the better below 19) to allow successful implantation.

On the 11th day, the small cell has completely sunk into the uterus. On the 12th day, the small cell is covered by the vegetation growing from the endometrium and becomes a small bulge that blends into the uterus. Implantation is complete. At this time, the small cells can become blastocysts, have divided into nearly 100 cells, and begin to secrete the choriocarcinoma HCG on their own. And as the days go by, more and more is secreted. It is not considered a real embryo until the embryo bud and fetal heartbeat appear.

The above is a brief introduction about how many days after ovulation it takes for implantation to occur. I hope the above introduction will be helpful to everyone. If you want to have a successful pregnancy, the first step to success is the successful implantation of the fertilized egg. If you feel that you are pregnant, you must go to the hospital to confirm, and at every stage, you must follow the doctor's instructions.