What tests should be done before embryo transfer?

At present, more and more couples have suffered from infertility, which has affected their normal reproductive function. However, with the rapid development of medical technology today, after the introduction of IVF treatment, it has brought confidence to everyone's pregnancy path. So what tests should be done before IVF transplantation? Let's give you a detailed explanation below:

1. Before the transplant, the couple should do a thorough inspection of each other:

An outstanding expert in IVF at Jiayuan Hospital explained that since the IVF treatment chosen by infertile couples is an alias for in vitro fertilization-test tube transfer technology, the treatment involves removing the egg cells and sperm separately, placing them in cell culture medium for fertilization, and then transplanting the test tube back into the pregnant mother's uterus to grow into a fetus. However, IVF transplantation therapy is a special pregnancy-promoting technology. In order to ensure that the couple can proceed smoothly during the treatment, it is very important to do the following examinations:

2. Female examination items:

1. Blood test for infectious diseases. These include routine blood tests, blood profile, hepatitis B, hepatitis B virus medical immunology, syphilis treponema antigen, human immunodeficiency virus antibody, coagulation, and liver and kidney function.

2. Female secretions are tested for chlamydia, mycoplasma, and chlamydia, and the fallen cells are tested.

3. Endocrine measurement. Female patients should be examined on the 3rd to 5th day of their menstrual period.

4. B-ultrasound examination. This requires female patients to carry out this procedure on the 10th to 12th day of their menstrual period.

5. Check the peripheral blood chromosome karyotype when necessary.

6. Electrocardiogram and urine test.

3. Male examination items:

1. Blood test. Before transplantation, men are required to undergo blood profile, hepatitis B, hepatitis B virus medical immunology, syphilis treponema antigen, and human immunodeficiency virus antibody measurements.

2. Routine examination of semen and examination of sperm morphology. This includes sperm chlamydia, mycoplasma, and chlamydia.

3. Under normal circumstances, peripheral blood chromosome karyotype test should be performed when necessary.

Through the above introduction, I believe that all couples and patients have a new understanding and knowledge. Here, the editor would like to remind everyone that all inspections must be done before transplantation to ensure that the couple's requirements for indications and contraindications are met. Secondly, the marriage certificate, ID card, and family planning service certificate must be submitted before embryo transplantation treatment can be carried out.