Patient's question:
I retrieved 18 eggs, and today I went to check the embryos, which were formed into 12. However, only 2 of them are grade A embryos, while the others failed to develop into blastocysts due to excessive fragmentation. Can embryos with too much fragmentation still be successful?Doctor's answer:
Hello, excessive embryonic debris may affect fetal development. You need to supplement the corresponding nutrients to accelerate the recovery of patients with excessive embryonic debris. If there is no one to accompany them, patients with excessive embryonic debris may feel very panicked. Allow patients with excessive embryonic debris to rest frequently and do not urge them often. After patients with excessive embryonic debris are admitted to the hospital, it is necessary to ensure a balanced diet. Often, due to very small matters, patients with excessive embryonic debris may fly into a rage.