Both husband and wife are unable to conceive due to certain physical reasons, which is a significant regret. But with the advancement of science and technology, in vitro fertilization has become more common, and infertile people can have the opportunity to conceive through in vitro fertilization. So, what should be checked before embryo transfer?
Before embryo transfer, both men and women need to undergo some examinations. Men mainly need to undergo comprehensive physical examinations, including blood routine, urine routine, blood type virus, and semen routine; There are many examination items for women, not only the above four examinations, but also thyroid function examination, prenatal ultrasound examination, and understanding of the condition of the uterus and bilateral ovaries. Women also need to undergo gynecological examinations to understand the condition of the vagina and cervix; Perform routine vaginal tests and examinations for mycoplasma, chlamydia, and gonorrhea infections; We also need to undergo cervical cancer screening, including screening for human papillomavirus.
Women need to have a blood test for sex hormones on the third day of their menstrual cycle. If necessary, hysteroscopy examination is needed to understand the condition of the endometrium. After the examination is completed, ovulation induction treatment and egg retrieval will begin. Then artificial insemination is performed in vitro, and finally transplantation is done.
Having in vitro fertilization requires patience, as doctors will tailor a suitable plan based on the situation between couples. Generally, it is known whether a successful pregnancy has been achieved within half a month after embryo transfer. During this period, women should wait with a calm mindset.
