What preparations should be made before frozen embryo transfer?

Frozen embryo technology is a technology that uses high-quality test tube embryos obtained through extracorporeal fertilization, after professional technical processing, to place them in a low-temperature liquid nitrogen environment for long-term storage. After this technical operation, the quality and life expectancy of the test tube embryos will not be affected. When it is possible to transplant them, all they need to do is thaw the test tube embryos and transplant them.

When will frozen embryo transfer be carried out?

1. Patients with long-term or longer-term plans: transplantation can be performed at the time of the third menarche after ovulation induction.

2. Patients receiving mild stimulation ovulation induction: transplantation should be performed at the time of the second menarche after ovulation induction.

3. Patients with minimal stimulation or natural cycle: Transplantation can be performed after menarche after egg retrieval in IVF.

4. Patients at risk of OHSS: Transplantation should be performed after the third menstrual period after ovulation induction.

5. For patients who do not become pregnant after frozen embryo transplantation: the next transplantation can be carried out after menarche.

6. For patients who underwent uterine curettage and embryo arrest: transplant again after three months.

What preparations should be made for frozen embryo transfer?

1. Before frozen embryo transplantation, you need to do a physical examination to make sure that your physical condition is suitable for frozen embryo transplantation. Generally speaking, frozen embryo transplantation can be performed if the thickness of the uterine wall is 8mm-12mm.

2. In daily life, you should ensure adequate sleep, balanced nutrition, quit smoking and drinking, adjust bad work and rest habits, and welcome the transplant in good physical condition.

3. It is important to control your emotions. Mental stress and negative emotions have a great impact on transplantation, so you need to adjust your mentality.

What are the common problems after frozen embryo transfer?

1. Pay attention to diet: choose foods that are easy to digest, pay attention to the supplement of protein and vitamins, and don't eat unhealthy junk food.

2. Get more rest: You don't need to stay in bed all day, but you need to get enough rest. You can do moderate exercise, such as walking, etc., and avoid heavy housework that causes excessive fatigue and sexual intercourse.

3. Avoid harmful environments: Some environments with high radiation and high chemical concentrations must be avoided to avoid affecting the implantation and growth of test tube embryos.

Friendly reminder: If there are no special circumstances after test-tube transplantation, you can go home for recuperation and do not have to be hospitalized. Whether to recuperate at home or continue to work depends on the actual situation and doctor's advice.