Patient's question:
Medical Description: I had a test tube baby on August 24th? Why did I get two red lines on a pregnancy test paper 13 to 15 days after the transfer, with one day showing a very faint line? When I went to the hospital, the doctor also said it was a weak positive. But on the 17th-18th day, there was only one line left when I tested again. What's going on with me? Am I pregnant or not? I'm very anxious. Please help me figure it out. Thank you.........History of Treatment and Effects: After the test tube baby procedure, I wanted to get the following help: Please help me analyze this.
Doctor's answer:
Infants produced through in vitro fertilization technology are called test-tube babies, and these children also grow in the mother's uterus. It can be said that "in vitro fertilization technology" is equivalent to "in vitro fertilization." Since not every egg can be fertilized, and not every fertilized egg can develop into a viable embryo, multiple eggs need to be obtained from the female's body to ensure that there are embryos available for transplantation. This requires the female to undergo ovulation induction treatment. Test-tube babies are a method of artificial insemination, with a success rate of about 10%. Therefore, after undergoing the procedure, the pregnancy rate varies depending on the physical condition. It is recommended that you wait patiently for a while and undergo medical examinations under the guidance of a doctor to determine if pregnancy has occurred.