You’ve made it 10 days after your embryo transfer, full of hope and excitement, when suddenly—you notice bleeding. Your heart drops. Is this normal? Is your IVF cycle failing? First things first—don’t panic! Bleeding 10 days after embryo transfer isn’t always a sign...
Fetal Growth Restriction (FGR), also known as intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR), is a condition where a baby fails to grow at the expected rate in the womb. This can lead to serious fetal development issues, increasing the risk of complications before and after...
Hydrosalpinx is a medical term for a condition in which the passage of the fallopian tubes becomes blocked and filled with fluid, possibly resulting in infertility. A lot of women suffering from this condition are curious to know whether there are hydrosalpinx...
Conceiving naturally with low AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) can feel like a challenge, but it’s not impossible. With expert guidance, lifestyle changes, and the right fertility strategies, many women with low ovarian reserve have successfully conceived. Dr. Hrishikesh...
In vitro fertilization (IVF) has given hope to millions facing infertility, offering them a chance to conceive through advanced reproductive techniques. The process involves several crucial steps, with embryo transfer being particularly critical. It entails placing a...
Two days after embryo transfer, every sensation feels significant. White discharge, for example, might catch you off guard and leave you questioning its meaning. Is it normal? Should you be concerned? Rest assured—it’s one of the embryo transfer symptoms observed 2...