What's going on if there is brown discharge 9 days after embryo transfer?

Embryo transplantation is a major invention of modern medical technology and an excellent solution to infertility. It has perfectly fulfilled the dreams of many couples to have children. However, this technology is not 100% effective and may even have some adverse effects on the body after the operation. For example, why is there brown secretion 9 days after embryo transplantation? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

Brown discharge doesn't mean anything. Early breast pain or menstrual sensations are mostly due to the effects of medication. Moreover, the fresh embryos you transplanted were transplanted before the ovaries had fully recovered, so it is normal to feel a little uncomfortable.

If there is a small amount of brown bleeding within seven days after the transplant, it may be implantation bleeding.

A little brown discharge is normal and not a big deal. It is normal to have some abdominal discomfort and slight pain. You cannot stop taking aspirin yet. You need to observe carefully and see a doctor at the agreed follow-up time. If you have any special circumstances, please seek medical attention at any time.

On the 9th day after transplantation, there was a little brown discharge. I have a slight abdominal pain. But the pain doesn’t last long, and if this happens, it’s recommended that you go to the surgery department for regular consultation. It is recommended that you pay attention to rest, diet and hygiene, and avoid spicy food.

During embryo transfer, there may be some bleeding caused by rupture of small blood vessels. The amount of bleeding is small and can accumulate in the uterus and then slowly discharged. The brown color is old blood. A small amount of bleeding is nothing to worry about. Pain may be related to embryo implantation and growth, and uterine congestion, expansion and enlargement. It is a non-persistent, hidden pain, similar to dysmenorrhea. You should not stop taking aspirin unless your transplant doctor advises you to do so.

It is a symptom of threatened miscarriage after in vitro fertilization embryo transfer, causing vaginal bleeding. In the current situation, you can rest in bed and actively treat it with progesterone, vitamin E, pregnancy-preserving pills and other medications to avoid miscarriage. Progesterone helps maintain pregnancy. The appearance of brown vaginal discharge is considered to be vaginitis due to the presence of vaginitis and endometrial inflammation, so it is recommended to take antibiotics for anti-inflammatory treatment that has less impact on the fetus.