Patient's question:
I have been married to my husband for many years, and we have never had children. We have taken many medications, but they haven't been effective. So, we decided to do in vitro fertilization, and we haven't had the embryo transferred yet. Is a 6-cell, Grade 2 embryo good?Doctor's answer:
6-cell 2-grade embryo is good. Based on the quality and development of the embryo, it is suitable for transfer. After the transfer, it is essential to rest more in bed and minimize walking, as there may be a risk of rejection after implantation, which could lead to a miscarriage. In terms of diet, it is crucial to enhance nutrition by consuming more lean meat and soy products, while also drinking plenty of warm water to promote metabolism.