To perform IVF, should I have a hysteroscopy before embryo transfer?

On the road to IVF technology, every couple has a desire and expectation for life. When the critical step of embryo transfer is approaching, a question worth pondering is: Is it necessary to transfer it?

Hysteroscopy before implantation? This is not only a rigorous pursuit of technology, but also a reverence and responsibility for life.

Hysteroscopy, as an advanced technology in modern medicine, can go deep into the uterine cavity and intuitively observe the shape, thickness and presence of the endometrium. Abnormal lesions. Embryo transfer in IVF

Previously, this examination could provide valuable diagnostic information forIVF fertility technicians, help determine the feasibility of embryo transfer, and ensure the smooth progress of the transfer process.

However, many couples may have doubts about whether to perform hysteroscopy. Next, we will delve into this topic in depth to help you better understand the role of hysteroscopy in IVF embryo transfer

The importance of preimplantation.

Do I need to have a hysteroscope before undergoing IVF transplantation?

Hysteroscopy is mainly used to understand the situation in the uterus, including the shape of the uterus, whether the opening of the uterine cavity and fallopian tube are normal, and to rule out whether there are any lesions in the uterine cavity, such as uterine polyps, submucosal lesions

Fibroids, etc. These lesions may be the cause of infertility.

WhenB-ultrasound or other examinations indicate uneven or strong echoes of the endometrium, or endometrial lesions are suspected, such as endometrial polyps, submucosal myomas, etc., hysteroscopy is necessary to clarify

Nature of the lesion and treatment. If IVF transplants fail repeatedly, the endometrium is too thin, and there may be intrauterine adhesions, hysteroscopy can help clarify the cause and handle it accordingly. For no

For the cause of infertility or repeated miscarriage, hysteroscopy can help assess whether there is any abnormality in the uterine cavity shape and whether there is adhesions.

Butnot every female customer who makes test tubes needs to have a hysteroscope. For example, if a woman suffers from intrauterine adhesions, endometrial polyps, uterine fibroids and malformations, then thetest tube fertility assistantwill use hysteroscope

Perform examination and diagnosis to adjust the intrauterine environment to an ideal state, and then perform embryo transfer

Hysteroscopy is the "gold standard" for the diagnosis of uterine cavity diseases. Hysteroscopy plays an increasingly important role in the diagnosis of infertility and the diagnosis and treatment of IVF-assisted pregnancy technology. However, making test tubes

Whether the baby's customer needs to undergo hysteroscopy needs to be decided based on the actual situation, so as to achieve the desired results and effectively improve the pregnancy rate.

Being a test-tube baby?

In addition to the intrauterine environment, the quality of the embryo is also very critical. Therefore, before entering the IVF cycle, the IVF fertility assistantwill make a decision based on the physical condition of both couples.

Customize a personalized test tube diagnosis and treatment plan, and then usethe third-generation test tube babytechnology to help pregnancy to help obtain healthy embryos and transplant them, helping you smooth fertility. Healthy

baby.

→ Genetic testing to obtain healthy blastocyst

Healthy embryos are the foundation of gestation. IVF fertility technicianswill use third-generation IVF technology to help obtain healthy blastocysts. For example,IVF fertility technicians willscientifically promote egg removal and sperm washing

The sperm and eggs are then combined and fertilized by single sperm injection technology, and cultured until the fifth day to form a blastocyst. Then the third generation of IVFPGT-Mtechnology is used to perform genetic testing on them to view the embryos

Whether there are abnormalities in the chromosome, and then select high-quality healthy embryos for transplantation.

→ Conditioning the uterus

The uterus is the palace of the embryo and the fortress for breeding the fetus. Therefore, a good uterus is an important guarantee for breeding. Before embryo transfer, theIVFwill first adjust according to the woman's physical condition and help

Improve the intrauterine environment, such as using medication for conditioning, and then transplant when the endometrial thicknessis 8-12mm, the blood flow in the uterine cavity is abundant and smooth, and the cells divide well.

Pregnancy rate.

Post-transfer management and prenatal protection are also extremely important, so after successful blastocyst transfer, theIVFwill inject an appropriate dose of progesterone or HCG according to the woman's physical conditionsto promote the synthesis of progesterone and

Secreting, supports corpus luteum function, increases uterine receptivity, and helps blastocyst implant smoothly. In addition, IVF fertility technicians will also guide women to use drugs to protect the fetus, such as estrogen and progesterone, to ensure that the fetus is normal

Growth and development to maintain female pregnancy.

tIn short,it is necessary to perform hysteroscopy before IVF embryo transfer. This examination method can intuitively observe the shape of the uterine cavity and the condition of the endometrium, and detect and handle abnormalities in a timely manner

Situation, although hysteroscopy is an invasive examination, the benefits it brings far outweigh the risks it brings in the long run. Therefore, it is recommended that patients be in a test tube

Hysteroscopy is performed before infant embryo transfer to ensure smooth transfer.