I transferred the embryo on January 29th and on February 8th, my beta test was 27.38. On February 10th, I tested again and it increased to 32.11. So, doctor, can you tell me how to increase beta levels after embryo transfer? Thank you, doctor.

The term biochemical pregnancy is used to mean pregnancy and early miscarriage before ultrasound shows the image of the gestational sac in the uterine cavity. Miscarriage is very common in women, due to many different causes and occurring at many different stages, then biochemical pregnancy means miscarriage in the earliest stage of pregnancy.

Pregnant women often have warning signs such as fatigue, bleeding, bloating, breast tenderness and delayed menstruation. However, to confirm pregnancy, doctors also need to use the beta-hCG test to accurately assess the pregnancy and monitor fetal development or pregnancy abnormalities. This test is especially important in cases of embryo transfer in IVF, combined with vaginal ultrasound to determine clinical or biochemical pregnancy.