IVF specialists from Gunjan IVF World – the best IVF centre in Delhi pen down an informative article on life after embryo transfer
Embryo Transfer or ET as it is commonly known is one of the final steps in one’s IVF treatment journey. It is the process where a healthy embryo formed by fertilising an egg with sperm in a laboratory is transferred into a woman’s uterus with the hope that it will implant and result in a successful pregnancy. But, the journey to the embryo transfer stage or after is extremely crucial and patients are advised to be extremely careful. Gunjan IVF World – the best IVF centre in Ghaziabad shares an informative article on what women can expect after an embryo transfer.
“A successful transfer can bring with it different symptoms, which can vary person-to-person. It can also be a very emotional and anxious time for couples undergoing the treatment. Taking too much stress can have an adverse effect on the pregnancy. That is why, at Gunjan IVF World, we always make sure to explain to our patients what they might experience during or after the procedure so that they stay calm. We believe being informed is the first step towards treatment,” says Dr. Gunjan Gupta, Director & Founder and IVF specialist at the best IVF center in Indirapuram – Gunjan IVF World.
Here’s what you can expect after an embryo transfer.
“During the early days i.e. Day 1-3 after embryo transfer, extra precaution must be taken. The blastocyst, during this time hatches out of its shell and starts to attach itself to the walls of the uterus,” added Dr. Garima Sharma, Consultant and CentreIn-Charge at Gunjan IVF World – the best IVF clinic in Janakpuri with three other state-of-the-art centres in Indirapuram, Meerut and Noida (commencing soon). The most common symptoms that women face during this period include:
- Some women might experience mild cramping, which is completely normal to happen in the initial phases
- You can also experience light spotting or bleeding because the embryo is attempting to attach to the uterine wall
- Feeling tired or fatigued is very common during this time period
What follows is known as the implantation window i.e. the time period when the embryo attaches on the uterine wall. It usually falls between Day 4-6 after the transfer. Dr. Aastha Raheja, a leading IVF specialist Ghaziabad and also Consultatnt at North India’s best IVF clinic – Gunjan IVF World, advises her patients to stay calm, avoid taking extra stress, stay hydrated to increase chances of success. Common symptoms that women experience at this time include:
- Once the embryo implants into the uterus, some women may experience light bleeding or spotting which is usually a pinkish or brownish discharge
- Mild cramping or spasms are very common as the embryo burrows into the uterine lining
- You might observe a slight increase in basal body temperature
Day 7 and beyond is the time to watch out for the early pregnancy symptoms. It is important for you to be aware of what they could be. At Gunjan IVF World, a leading IVF center in Delhi, we ensure our patients are informed about their treatment at every step of the way. Some of the common symptoms include:
- Tenderness of the breasts which are an outcome of hormonal imbalances in the body
- Urge to urinate frequently, which happens because of increased blood flow to the pelvic region and hormonal changes
- Most women experience fluctuating mood swings
- Many women feel nauseous or experience morning sickness – the most common sign of early pregnancy
“After an embryo transfer, the human body also undergoes some changes. They
are all perfectly normal and should not be a reason to take stress. In case, you
find it difficult to cope with, it is advisable to consult your IVF doctor. It is
important for you to stay connected to your doctor at every stage post your ET
process so that your doctor can help you if need arises,” added Dr. Gunjan Gupta,
who leads a team of highly experienced IVF doctors at Gunjan IVF World, a
leading IVF center in Ghaziabad. Here are some of the changes that you can easily
notice in your body.
Bloating: Consumption of hormonal medications as a part of the IVF treatment
process can often cause bloating and fluid retention
Weight gain: Hormonal changes or fluid retention can lead to slight weight gain in
some women
Enlarged breasts: Some women might experience changes in their breasts –
might become more tender or swollen, because of changes in hormone levels
Increase in cervical mucus: This is very common in this phase as the body is
getting ready for a possible pregnancy
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