How long after hysteroscopy is the best time to transplant?

In vitro fertilization technology can solve the infertility problems that occur in some couples. In the middle and late stages of in vitro fertilization, a ring is needed to embed the test tube embryo into the woman's body. However, some women may require hysteroscopy or examination during this period due to some physical reasons. So how long is the best time to transplant the IVF embryo after hysteroscopy?

Women who are preparing for in vitro fertilization should take a good rest for 2 to 3 weeks to facilitate the recovery of the uterus if they have undergone laparoscopic or hysteroscopy during this period. And depending on the condition of the uterus repair, the rest and recuperation time may be relatively extended. Some women with weaker physical fitness may need two or three months of surgical recovery period before they can undergo test tube transplantation.

Generally, test tube transplantation can be carried out when the uterus is in good repair and the menstruation has resumed after hysteroscopy or examination. In other words, most women who undergo test tube transplantation have their first menstruation after hysteroscopy or examination, which theoretically indicates that a normal menstrual cycle has been established, so transplantation can be performed at this time.

However, whether the woman is actually suitable for transplantation still depends on her own conditions, such as whether the thickness of the endometrium can meet the transplantation requirements, whether the recovery level after hysterectomy is good, etc. Therefore, the time of transplantation still needs to be decided according to the suggestions of one's attending physician, so as to ensure the success rate of test tube transplantation, which is also a responsibility to women's physical and mental health.