An HCG of 126.8 on day 14 of embryo transfer is generally indicative of pregnancy, and the rise in HCG needs to be monitored under doctor’s supervision.
Embryo transfer refers to the technique of in vitro fertilization embryo transfer, which is applicable to infertile patients who are unable to conceive after conventional treatment, such as tubal infertility and endometriosis.
Generally after the transfer period, blood HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) measurement should be carried out to determine pregnancy, when HCG suggests 126.8U/L, it generally suggests pregnancy, and retesting should also be carried out to find out the development of the embryo.
After the embryo transfer, we must pay attention to proper rest, no exertion and strenuous exercise, prohibit coitus, eat a light diet, avoid spicy stimulation and cold food, and ultrasound examination in 4-5 weeks after the transfer to clarify the normal pregnancy and exclude the possibility of ectopic pregnancy and other pathological pregnancy.