Patient's question:
Due to some reasons, I underwent IVF transfer, but I still have some questions I want to clarify, otherwise I might worry and it could affect implantation. I want to know, does the blastocyst wander in the uterus after transfer?Doctor's answer:
Place the blastocyst into the patient's uterus; it is capable of movement, and generally, it will choose a suitable implantation site for attachment. When the blastocyst is placed into a woman's uterus, it does not directly fixate at the insertion location. Therefore, many patients may experience ectopic pregnancy or cornual pregnancy after blastocyst transfer, which is primarily related to the blastocyst's mobility. As a result, if a patient experiences irregular vaginal bleeding or abdominal pain after blastocyst transfer, it is essential to rule out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy.