Embryo transfer is one of the most critical stages in assisted reproductive techniques such as In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). To enhance the chances of successful implantation and pregnancy, it is essential to follow specific pre-transfer care guidelines. These include a healthy diet, stress management, proper medication use, avoiding harmful factors, and adhering to medical recommendations.

What to do before embryo transfer

• First of all, before embryo transfer stress control
• Improving lifestyle in terms of body health including walking, consuming fruits and vegetables and controlling weight based on BMI-
• Paying attention to the doctor’s advice in taking supplements including vitamin E. D. Omega three
• No, taking supplements like Fertile CM can be useful in the period before and after the transfer, but if you don’t have access to this supplement, you can use E, D, Omega, etc. supplements prescribed by the doctor.
• Estradiol tablets start before the transfer and continue until the ultrasound of heart formation.
• Please note that this drug and progesterone (either in the form of ampoules, suppositories, pills or a combination of two forms of the drug) are your main drugs, so avoid stopping them suddenly without the doctor’s permission.
• If embryo transfer is accompanied by sex determination, avoid unprotected sex before transfer.
• After embryo transfer, you may experience spotting, don’t worry, inform the doctor so that the necessary measures can be taken.
• Please do not take a pregnancy test earlier than the 16th day
• The beta titer of Hash CG has a doubling pattern every 48 hours. Therefore, testing on the 20th day is mandatory.
• Medicines should be used after the embryo transfer according to the doctor’s order at the time of discharge, and if the medicine runs out, return to have it refilled.
• 35 days after the positive pregnancy test, an ultrasound scan is performed, and no medicine is stopped until this date

Embryo transfer is done when the eggs are removed and fertilized in a specialized laboratory. This is done between the second and fifth day after the egg retrieval. Depending on the condition of the mother, between one and three suitable embryos are selected and transferred to the mother’s womb.