Will I have my period after the transplant?

In vitro fertilization is a method of pregnancy in which a woman's egg and a man's sperm are combined into a fertilized egg under the cultivation of a doctor's instruments and then transplanted into the woman's uterus. In vitro fertilization is mainly performed on women with poor pregnancy ability, so some abnormal conditions will appear in the woman's body after the fertilized egg is transplanted, and there is also a long waiting time after the transplant. Will women still have menstruation after transplantation?

You can say that, but it’s not absolute. If you have confidence and patience, wait until the 14th day after the transplant and go to the hospital for a blood test. A high HCG value means success. If you don’t have the patience to wait, you can also test it yourself with test strips, but the result may be false positive or false negative. I suggest you do a blood test, which is accurate and reliable. In addition, the success of IVF does not mean that everything will be safe and sound. You must pay full attention in the first three months. No matter if there are any abnormal conditions or feelings, you must seek medical attention immediately. Do not be careless. After all, IVF is not as reliable as natural conception.

Does bleeding mean it's game over?

There's another reason you might be happy: implantation bleeding, which is when the embryo breaks through a tiny hole in the uterine wall and buries itself. Implantation bleeding is different from other bleeding. It is light pink or brown in color and may appear as "streaks".

That is not the case. Just breathe easy—your body has been through a lot during the IVF process: the hormones, the injections, the stress, the egg retrieval (if it was a fresh embryo transfer)—none of this is trivial. During the embryo transfer process, your doctor probably used duckbill forceps to observe your cervical opening and then inserted a flexible tube into your cervix, causing some irritation. Hormonal medications you take, such as progesterone, may also cause bleeding. All of the above may be causes of bleeding, and the blood may not appear immediately but may be delayed.