Blastocysts usually start to implant in 3-5 days after the transfer, but some blastocysts implant later, may delay the implantation for 6-7 days, and the exact time is not too fixed.
Some patients after blastocyst transfer may experience discomfort such as stabbing pain in the lower abdomen and little bleeding when bedding, and some patients may not have any symptoms, but whether blastocyst transfer is successful or not can’t be judged by these symptoms, and blood is usually drawn to check HCG about 12 days after blastocyst transfer to determine whether blastocyst transfer is successful or not.
After blastocyst transfer, pay attention to rest, don’t overwork and avoid staying up late. Pay attention to a light and nutritious diet, avoid spicy and stimulating food, avoid tea, coffee and alcohol drinks, and don’t smoke.
After the transfer, pay attention to keep warm, avoid cold and fever, so as not to take drugs to affect the development of embryos.