Is it normal for some pink blood to appear on the underwear 23 days after blastocyst transplantation? I am 31 years old this year. Due to my husband's chromosomal abnormalities and my condition of endometriosis, the local maternal and child health center conducted the third generation in vitro fertilization. During this period, everything went smoothly. On the 14th day of transplantation, I went to the hospital for blood testing and successfully became pregnant. Now is the 23rd day of blastocyst transplantation. I noticed a little pink blood on my underwear when I went to the bathroom. I just want to ask everyone, is this normal?

Twenty three days after embryo transfer, it means you are pregnant. It may be normal for pink blood to appear on underwear at this time, as the growth and development of embryos after implantation may stimulate the endometrium, erode uterine blood vessels, and establish blood circulation with the mother. Some women may experience a small amount of vaginal bleeding. Of course, if the patient's bleeding volume increases in the later stage and is accompanied by severe abdominal pain, it is also abnormal and may be adverse pregnancy symptoms such as threatened miscarriage, fetal arrest, and ectopic pregnancy. It is necessary to go to the hospital in a timely manner to clarify the cause of bleeding and receive targeted treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

After successful in vitro transplantation, many women may experience different symptoms, with vaginal bleeding being the most common. Some women may have pink blood, some may have brown blood, and some may have bright red blood. Different colors of bleeding indicate different situations, as follows:

Pink Blood

It is normal for embryos to shed a little pink just 23 days after implantation in vitro fertilization. If the patient experiences bleeding accompanied by vaginal itching, swelling, or pain, it may be caused by gynecological inflammation, such as vaginitis, cervicitis, etc. It is necessary to go to the hospital in a timely manner and receive medication anti-inflammatory treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

Brown blood

After successful embryo transfer, some women may not pay attention to their own health, resulting in excessive fatigue or malnutrition, which can affect the development of the fetus and lead to threatened miscarriage. It is possible that after 23 days of transplantation, brown blood will appear on their underwear. At this point, they need to go to the hospital for blood HCG and color Doppler ultrasound tests, and follow the doctor's instructions for prenatal care treatment.

Bright red blood

It is abnormal to have bright red blood 23 days after blastocyst transplantation. It may be a sign of threatened miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy. At this point, it is necessary to go to the hospital in a timely manner to clarify the cause of the bleeding. If the bleeding is caused by threatened miscarriage, it is necessary to take timely care of the fetus under the guidance of a doctor, and pay attention to rest during the protection of the fetus. Generally, pregnancy can continue. If the bleeding is caused by ectopic pregnancy, surgical treatment is required. Is it normal for some pink blood to appear on the underwear 23 days after blastocyst transplantation?