With the continuous popularization of IVF technology, more and more families with difficulty in conceiving choose IVF to help conceive, hoping to succeed at once. BeiLai Fertility Center said that it is not easy to do three generations of IVF to be successful, many families have a hard time insisting until after the embryo transfer, the result is not smooth implantation, which makes many couples feel very depressed, why will it fail after the transfer. So, what are the determinants of the success of a three-generation IVF transplant?
Determinants of transplant success
1. Good embryo quality
The first factor is the seed, which is whether the embryo quality is good or not. Good embryos, the odds of planting will increase. If the quality of the embryo is not good, even if it is put in a good position and done with good support, it may not be successful.
2. Good uterine condition
The second factor is the soil, which is the woman's uterus. Good embryos placed in a bad uterus, such as a thin endometrium, or poor shape, or inflammation of the uterine cavity adhesions, these will affect embryo implantation.
3. Good transplant location
The third factor is the farmer, our transplant doctor. Whether the transfer catheter is placed in the right place, whether the embryo insertion process is accurate and fast, and whether the laboratory personnel access the embryo meets the specifications are all influential, so it is especially important to choose a professional clinic and doctor.
How to view pregnancy failure?
In general, there is no need to worry too much about not having a successful pregnancy after an embryo transfer, because many times this is a matter of probability, many people have a bad pregnancy history, some people have a first pregnancy, some people have a biochemical pregnancy but never know it and just think that menstruation is delayed.
If there have been multiple adverse pregnancies, two or more biochemical pregnancies, embryos are discontinued, and repeated implantation failures have occurred, it is necessary to find a reproductive doctor in time to evaluate and treat, and if necessary, the relevant Y should be used to improve the intrauterine environment.