What causes a normal embryo not to develop after implantation?
An implanted embryo that does not develop into a fetus can be caused by many reasons which can be divided into 2 major factors.
- Embryo factor
- Has the embryo had a chromosome test before?
- What is the grade of the embryo? Even though the embryo has passed the chromosome testing, the grade of the embryo is still important.
- Division of the embryo, some embryos divide and grow up well in the incubator but when transferring into the uterine cavity, some may not divide well.
- Personal factor
- Uterine problems: There may be polyps in the uterine cavity causing poor blood flow around the area for embryo implantation which leads to poor implantation affecting the growth of the embryo.
- Congenital diseases: Some immune disorders can also impact the embryo, such as diabetes, hypertension.
- Self-Care: It can be caused by moving too quickly, lifting heavy objects, exercising hard, and not being careful about food intake.
We must find out the real reason why and how to treat it. Also, medication may need to be adjusted as well as individual lifestyle.
Prime Fertility Center, we not only provide infertility treatment services but what we aim and continuously develop is the customer service with care, being ready to provide consultation, taking care and paying attention to every emotion like a family member.
As we well understand the feeling, pressure, and stress of those who are unable to have babies.
So, we aim to deliver warmness and offer full services to facilitate our patients.
We work with the passion and attention of our specialized doctor, embryologists, and skillful staff in taking care of the patients and providing a comprehensive counseling service.
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