Bleeding on the seventh day after transplantation

Fertility issues are a major risk faced by modern people, as changes in the modern living environment have caused a sharp decline in human fitness, which first and foremost harms people's reproductive ability and causes a large increase in infertility. Modern medicine is developing very rapidly, and many solutions have been found to the problem of infertility. For example, embryo sac transplantation is a relatively advanced technology. But why does bleeding occur on the seventh day after embryo sac transplantation?

There is a small amount of vaginal bleeding after the transplant, which is normal. You should take progesterone reasonably and regularly under the guidance of a doctor. If it is more serious in the afternoon or evening, it is recommended to stay in bed, do not exercise, and prohibit sexual intercourse. Observe and go for a check-up after a week.

Generally speaking, bleeding 7 days after blastocyst transfer is mostly normal. If the bleeding is brown or pink, it may be caused by embryo implantation. During the implantation process, the blastocyst will break through the cervix and then drill into it. This process may cause a small amount of bleeding. However, not all women will bleed after embryo implantation.

However, bleeding on the 7th day after blastocyst transfer cannot rule out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy, that is, although the embryo has implanted, it has not implanted in the correct position in the uterine cavity. It will also be accompanied by dull pain in the lower abdomen and abnormal bleeding. If bleeding occurs in this state, the risk is very high.

If a woman encounters bleeding after blastocyst transfer, if the amount of menstrual blood is small, it generally will not affect the implantation of the embryo, so sisters do not need to be nervous. However, if the amount of bleeding is heavy or accompanied by other discomfort symptoms, it needs to be taken seriously. It is best to see a doctor to find out the cause, so as to avoid affecting the success rate of IVF.

Whether the amount of bleeding is heavy or light, a good attitude is the key. Even if bleeding is a normal phenomenon, a bad attitude can easily cause the embryo to fail to implant, because there are many factors that affect the success rate of IVF, and mentality is one of the main factors.