Successful implantation of fertilized eggs after IVF embryo transfer is a critical stage in successful creation, touching the heart of every infertile patient. In fact, there are many obstacles on the way to implantation of fertilized eggs!
1. Childbearing age.
Nowadays, many women marry late, entering the halls of married life later and later, resulting in later and later pregnancy. Women are getting older and more capable of working in pregnancy than before. Therefore, it is good to make a pregnancy plan as soon as possible during childbearing age.
2. Poor quality of IVF embryos.
The quality of ivy-tube embryos has a very important impact on the outcome. If the IVF embryo is cost-effective, it is also conducive to the implantation of the fertilized egg. Conversely, if the quality of the IVF embryo is poor, it is certainly not conducive to the implantation of the fertilized egg.
3. The uterine wall is in poor condition.
The uterine wall is a key area for implantation of a fertilized egg. Once the area is damaged, the implantation of the fertilized egg is prevented. Of course, the pregnancy rate will decrease. Therefore, if abnormalities are found in the uterine wall of a woman, treatment must be resumed immediately.
4. Bad mentality.
If the emotional regulation is not very good, always let yourself be negative, and there is a more serious harm to the disease. If the mindset is too stressful or too depressed, it can lead to endocrine disorders that can then cause harm to the IVF embryo. Therefore, patients must adjust their psychological state and maintain a positive attitude.
5. Tubal effusion.
Tubal effusion is also closely associated with creation, and the pregnancy rate in this part of the woman in surgical treatment is lower than that of women who generally do not have effusion. The probability of small births and ectopic pregnancies also increases. Therefore, such patients must be cured of tubal disease before IVF, which is conducive to increasing the pregnancy rate.