Symptoms of successful insemination on the 11th day

Although fertility technologies such as artificial insemination are becoming more and more sophisticated, due to various reasons, the success rate of artificial insemination is still far lower than people expected. Couples who have undergone artificial insemination want to know most when they can expect success. What will the reactions be on the eleventh day of artificial insemination?

What will happen on the eleventh day of artificial insemination?

The process of human fertilization

First of all, infertile women who undergo artificial insemination need to undergo a detailed gynecological examination to check whether their internal and external sexual organs are normal, whether the uterine wall puncture biopsy gland secretion is good, whether both fallopian tubes are smooth, etc. If all these are normal, they meet the conditions for artificial insemination. Then you need to estimate your ovulation period to choose the best time for insemination. Common ways to estimate ovulation include measuring body temperature during ovulation, cervical mucus (usually 4-5 days before ovulation), and ovulation period.

The operation plan of artificial insemination is that before the estimated ovulation period of the woman, the sperm donor or the husband collects the semen through masturbation and tests the semen. If the data shows that the semen density and motility are normal, after the sperm is liquefied, the semen is introduced into the vagina, around the cervix and into the cervical canal with a syringe or tube. Women should rest in bed for 2-3 hours to prevent semen from being ejaculated at night), or continuously measure the peak value of urine progesterone near the ovulation period, or continuously perform vaginal ultrasound examinations, etc.

Each woman can perform artificial insemination three times in one menstrual cycle, that is, starting three days before ovulation. If calculated by hours, that is, once 72 hours, 24 hours before ovulation, and 24 hours after ovulation. If pregnancy cannot be achieved in one menstrual cycle, multiple cycles can be done in succession. If necessary, drugs can be used to induce ovulation and regulate the ovulation period to increase the chance of pregnancy. The success or failure of artificial insemination is generally judged based on 12 cycles.