Second menstrual period not coming after egg retrieval

If the second menstruation does not come after IVF egg retrieval, it is often considered that it is because the uterus and ovaries cannot ovulate on time after IVF egg retrieval, which causes the second menstruation to not come. At this time, you need to consider going to the hospital's gynecology department for an ultrasound to see the specific situation of the endometrial thickness, and then based on the results, consider whether you need to take corpus luteum copper for menstruation-inducing treatment. Generally, if the thickness of the endometrium is around ten mm, you can temporarily observe it and take blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs such as Motherwort Granules to promote menarche. If the endometrial thickness is around 6 to 8 mm, then progesterone should be taken to induce menstruation.

If the second menstruation does not come after egg retrieval for in vitro fertilization, the following reasons should be eliminated: 1. If you have had sexual intercourse with your spouse, it is recommended to eliminate the possibility of pregnancy first. 2. It is necessary to rule out amenorrhea caused by endocrine disorders, because the egg retrieval during in vitro fertilization will cause a certain impact on the endocrine system, which may cause amenorrhea. A blood test for six sex hormones and thyroxine is required to make a basic diagnosis. 3. If menstruation does not occur after egg retrieval through in vitro fertilization, the possibility of ovarian failure must be ruled out. Because assisted reproductive technology is used to assist pregnancy, ovulation induction treatment is required and the egg cells must be artificially removed and the sperm and egg must be reunited. The ovulation induced under this situation may cause ovarian failure, and the cause must be identified before treatment can be given.

If the second menstruation does not come after IVF egg retrieval, you can give progesterone copper drugs under the guidance of a doctor, and your period will come after a few days of stopping the medication. The absence of menstruation should be related to the egg retrieval for in vitro fertilization, because the maintenance of normal menstruation is closely related to the growth of eggs. The uterine wall grows under the stimulation of estrogen. After ovulation, the estrogen level reaches the lowest. At this time, a small amount of uterine wall may fall off and bleed, which is clinically called ovulation bleeding.

After the egg is released, it is locked to produce progesterone, which can metabolize lutein copper, which can support the growing uterine wall to enter the metabolic stage, and the uterine wall continues to grow and develop. If there is no fertilization at this time, the lutein production will shrink and menstruation will occur. Since no progesterone is produced after the egg is removed, menstruation does not occur at this time mostly because the uterine wall is relatively thin.