What are the taboos of blastocyst transplantation?

Many women believe that they will get pregnant smoothly as long as they undergo IVF. In fact, this view is incorrect, because timely acquisition of blastocysts does not necessarily mean pregnancy. According to surveys, the implantation rate of blastocysts is not 100%. Therefore, after blastocyst transplantation, you must pay attention to observe your physical condition and master the correct care methods. So what are the taboos of blastocyst transplantation?

First, what are the taboos of blastocyst transplantation? The key intrauterine environment for blastocyst implantation. The intrauterine environment is the habitat of the blastocyst after implantation, providing nutrition and nutrients for the growth and development of the blastocyst. It can be said that the intrauterine environment is like the home of the blastocyst. A warm and comfortable home is essential for the growth of a child. In other words, a good intrauterine environment is the prerequisite and guarantee for the successful implantation of the blastocyst. An endometrium that is too thin or too thick will affect the time and rate of blastocyst implantation. The reason is: if the endometrium is too thin, it is not easy for the blastocyst to implant and develop normally. Even if it starts to implant successfully, it is not firm. Later, the blastocyst will not get enough nutrition and may easily cause miscarriage. If the endometrium is too thick, it is not easy for the blastocyst to implant or it may not implant directly. The thickness of the endometrium is moderate, that is, the thickness of the endometrium is between 8 and 12 mm, with abundant blood flow and good cell division, which is conducive to the smooth implantation of the blastocyst and will greatly increase the blastocyst implantation rate. For patients with endometrial problems, if this problem is not resolved, the implantation time and implantation rate of the blastocyst will be difficult to guarantee. Therefore, for this type of patients, the reproductive experts at HRC will recommend taking coenzyme Q10 or using special treatment plans to help them improve and restore the intrauterine environment, thereby ensuring the smooth implantation of the blastocyst after transplantation.

2. The basis of blastocyst implantation: The quality of blastocyst is formed by the fertilization of sperm and egg from both parents, which is then cultivated to form an early embryo. It is upgraded to blastocyst after two days of high-tech cultivation, and then grows and develops in the uterus. Therefore, the blastocyst is the source of the baby's life and the basis for the successful pregnancy of the baby. The quality of the blastocyst is the key to whether it can implant successfully in the uterus, and also determines whether the baby is healthy. Generally, early embryos that can successfully survive further cultivation have better quality, and their stability and activity are greatly enhanced, thus greatly improving their ability to implant.

Second, of course, even if it has developed into a blastocyst, there is no guarantee that its quality is the best. Therefore, faced with this uncertainty, the American Dream HRC Reproductive Medical Group uses the third-generation IVF technology (PGS/PGD technology) to conduct genetic screening and diagnosis of blastocysts. By conducting comprehensive screening and diagnosis of 23 pairs of chromosomes and DNA fragments on the chromosomes, it fundamentally eliminates blastocysts with human abnormalities and genetic defects, and selects the best and healthiest blastocysts for transplantation, which not only ensures that the blastocysts can implant successfully after transplantation, but also protects the health of the baby.

What are the taboos of blastocyst transplantation? Because the difficulty of blastocyst implantation is the main reason for the failure of in vitro fertilization, when patients undergo in vitro fertilization treatment, in order to ensure that the blastocyst can successfully implant, reproductive experts will only transplant it on the basis of ensuring the high quality of the blastocyst. If the couple has poor quality eggs or sperm, the patients will be advised to make early adjustments and treatments, or use third-party assisted reproductive technology to ensure the implantation rate of the blastocyst and the success rate of the test tube cycle.