How long does it take for menstruation to occur after embryogenesis?

People often talk about embryo biochemistry, also known as biochemical pregnancy. There are many reasons for this situation. First, it may be because the fertilized egg itself is defective. In addition, it may be related to the corpus luteum insufficiency of the pregnant woman. There may also be abnormalities in the uterus, such as uterine hypoplasia, or endometrial polyps, or other immune factors, etc. So, after a woman has embryo biochemistry, how long will it usually take for her to have her first period?

How long does it take for menstruation to occur after embryogenesis?

If you use a pregnancy test stick to test and find out you are pregnant about 10 days after having sex, you should go to the hospital to diagnose whether you are really pregnant. When the fertilized egg combines but does not implant in the uterus, a false positive result will appear on the pregnancy test stick. Embryo biochemistry can also be said to be a disease, a type of spontaneous abortion. However, embryo biochemistry generally does not require further treatment, and you just need to wait for the pregnant woman to slowly recover.

After the embryo biochemistry test, you need to go to the hospital for an HCG test to see if the HCG level in the body has changed. You also need to do an ultrasound to confirm that the embryo has been expelled from the body. After the embryo is biochemically formed, it will generally be decomposed and excreted by the human body after 50 days. All women with biochemical embryos will generally start menstruating around 10 days old. Some may be delayed a little, but not more than 50 days at most. If treatment is required after 50 days, medication or surgery may be needed to expel the biochemical embryo.

Women with embryo biochemical insemination will not suffer harm to the uterus because the fertilized egg does not implant successfully. However, the endocrine system will be affected after embryo biochemical insemination, and the menstrual cycle will be inaccurate, with menorrhagia or delayed menstruation. All women with embryo biochemical insemination will not have their period during the menstrual cycle. It’s just that it’s best not to have sex before the next menstruation. You should first expel the biochemical embryo from the body before having sex.

The next menstruation after embryo biochemistry usually occurs within 50 days. The timing may vary among different women due to their different physical fitness. Women with biochemical embryos should try to stay relaxed, get enough rest, and not put too much pressure on themselves. Generally, the next pregnancy can be carried out within 3 months after biochemical embryos. During the pregnancy preparation period, pay attention to strengthening your physical health. If biochemical embryos need treatment, you should go to the hospital for examination, and if treatment is required, it must be carried out under the guidance of a doctor.

If you find out that your embryo is biochemically abnormal, you need to go to the hospital for a blood hCG test and wait until the HCG level recovers before you can get pregnant again. It is best to have an ultrasound test to confirm that there is no problem with the uterus before getting pregnant. Women who are experiencing embryo biochemistry should get adequate rest. In terms of diet, they can eat more fish, meat and eggs to supplement their nutrition.