What is the normal hcg value after 14 days of transplantation?

Nowadays, many couples have infertility problems, which requires them to go to the hospital for physical examination and treatment immediately. Some infertility problems can be solved by in vitro fertilization. That is, sperm and egg are combined in vitro fertilization and then transplanted into the woman's uterus. So, what is the normal hcg value after 14 days of transplantation?

Fourteen days after the sperm and egg combine and transfer into the woman's uterus, the body's hcg value must exceed 51IU/L to be considered normal. However, every woman is different, and the ability to metabolize hCG gonadotropin varies, so the hCG levels are not completely consistent. But as long as it exceeds 51IU/L, a normal pregnancy can be maintained.

The increase in the hcg level in a woman's body after the combination of sperm and egg transplantation only indicates a successful pregnancy, but it cannot guarantee that the embryonic development after test tube transplantation is normal. Generally, after the sperm and egg are combined and transferred, the doctor will inject corpus luteum copper into the woman to help maintain the pregnancy. During the period of pregnancy treatment after the combination of sperm and egg transplantation, you are absolutely not allowed to have sex. You also need to maintain a happy mood and avoid eating cold foods.

Fourteen days after the combination of sperm and egg is equivalent to twenty-one days after normal intercourse and pregnancy. If the sperm and egg fusion transplant is successful, the embryo can implant in the woman's uterus and begin to grow and develop. At this time, the level of hCG gonadotropin, that is, hCG, in the woman's body will increase significantly.

The normal standard value 14 days after transplantation is 150-200miu/mL. If it exceeds 200miu/mL and doubles on the second day, it means the success rate of embryo implantation is high. If the hcg value is low or rises and then decreases, there is a possibility of threatened miscarriage or embryo arrest. It is recommended to take symptomatic treatment with progesterone-containing drugs under the guidance of a doctor. Therefore, in the early stages of pregnancy, the growth and development of the test tube embryo can be reflected based on the degree of increase in hCG levels.

About 14 days after the test tube transplant, the fertilized egg is not yet implanted very stably. It is recommended to get more rest, avoid excessive fatigue, and eat a nutritious diet. It is strictly forbidden for couples to have sexual intercourse to prevent excessive contraction of the uterus and cause threatened abortion.