Patient's question:
My neighbor's sister recently said that her daughter is pregnant, but the embryo is being rejected by the mother and cannot be saved. I would like to ask what are the symptoms of the embryo being rejected by the mother?Doctor's answer:
When hormone secretion is abnormal in the patient's body and the endometrial thickness is insufficient, it can affect embryo implantation. The endometrium is the primary site for embryo implantation. Normal endometrial thickness and adequate blood supply are conducive to embryo implantation. If the endometrium is too thin, blood supply is insufficient, and hormone excretion is lacking, embryo implantation will be difficult, and the probability of miscarriage after implantation will also be significantly increased. Therefore, in addition to seeking high-quality eggs from a reputable egg donation institution, patients also need to undergo physical examinations to ensure their body condition can support embryo implantation.