Patient's question:
Our couple underwent IVF and embryo transfer. The results showed that my embryos were graded as 6C, 4C, and 7C. I would like to ask how such embryo quality is.Doctor's answer:
From the examination results, it is not possible to determine if the quality is poor. Further analysis of the fetus's current development can be conducted by combining blood HCG and progesterone test results. Based on the last menstrual period, the gestational age can be estimated to see if it aligns with the ultrasound results, as well as to check for symptoms such as lower back pain, abdominal pain, or bleeding. Generally, embryos of grade one and grade two are considered good, while grade three can also be used. In IVF, a good embryo quality does not guarantee success, as implantation success is also influenced by factors such as hormone levels and the uterine lining. It is primarily necessary to analyze the pregnancy cycle. Currently, if there are any discomforts, timely examination and treatment should be conducted to ensure fetal preservation. Follow medical advice, get plenty of rest, and enhance nutrition.