The bulge of the transplanted anus is implantation

We all know that after the fertilized egg grown through in vitro fertilization is implanted, the woman's body will generally react. Of course, some women feel that they are not so flexible, so they cannot feel the changes in the body after the fertilized egg implants. In fact, after all the test tubes are transplanted into the woman's body, whether the embryo implants at the beginning or the implantation is successful, the woman's body changes are exactly the same.

So does the bloating in the belly after test tube transplantation mean that the embryo has implanted? First of all, we all know that if the fertilized egg has implanted successfully, it means that the woman has successfully become pregnant. Once a woman becomes pregnant, the body will be affected by estrogen, which means that pregnancy symptoms will appear. There are many symptoms of pregnancy for women during pregnancy. Because each woman's physical condition is different, the effects of estrogen on the human body will also be different.

This will cause each pregnant woman to experience different pregnancy symptoms during pregnancy. Some pregnant women will experience morning sickness during pregnancy, but there are also many women who do not experience morning sickness after pregnancy. You can't say that only those who have morning sickness are pregnant, and those who don't have morning sickness are not pregnant. In fact, whether you have morning sickness or not, you may be pregnant. It’s just that every woman’s pregnancy symptoms are different.

The abdomen may swell after the fertilized egg implants, and bloating may also be due to the implantation of the fertilized egg. We cannot judge whether the fertilized egg has successfully implanted just by abdominal distension. In fact, even if the abdomen is not bloated, the test tube embryo may have successfully implanted. And if the fertilized egg implants successfully, the pregnancy symptoms shown by women will definitely not be just bloating. In other words, the fertilized egg implants successfully, but there are also other symptoms, such as vaginal bleeding, or fever in women.

So, does the bloating in the abdomen after test tube transplantation mean that the embryo has implanted? The answer is not certain. We first need to determine how many days have passed since the test tube transplant, and then observe whether there are any other physical changes besides abdominal distension. If it is just bloating, it would be too hasty to use it to judge whether the fertilized egg has implanted successfully. If in addition to abdominal distension, there are also symptoms such as vaginal bleeding, then it can be concluded that the fertilized egg has implanted successfully.