The most obvious signs of a successful transfer are elevated blood HCG, but also menopause and breast tenderness.
1. Menopause: When the embryo transfer is successful, the body will not produce menstruation during pregnancy, but will prepare for the embryo’s implantation and fetal growth and development.
2. Breast swelling and pain: When the embryo transfer is successful, the level of progesterone in the body will increase, which will stimulate the development of breast follicles and manifest as breast swelling and pain.
3. Elevated blood HCG level: Elevated blood HCG level is a sign of pregnancy, and HCG level will increase exponentially every day, which is also the most important indicator of successful embryo transfer.
After the embryo transfer, women need to go to the hospital to check the hormone levels in the blood as well as ultrasound to determine whether the conception is successful.