Is it advisable to perform a natural cycle embryo transfer in the second month after egg retrieval for IVF?

In general, "test tube baby" refers to in vitro fertilization (IVF). Whether a natural cycle transfer in the second month after egg retrieval is advisable depends on the patient's recovery status. If the patient has recovered well, it is generally favorable; if the patient has not fully recovered, it may be less ideal. The specific analysis is as follows:

If ovarian function has recovered well by the second month after egg retrieval, hormone levels are stable, and the endometrium is in good condition without any complications or adverse reactions, performing a natural cycle embryo transfer during this period is generally considered favorable.

However, if ovarian function has not yet fully recovered by the second month after egg retrieval, hormone levels remain unstable, or the endometrial condition is suboptimal, a natural cycle transfer at this stage may not be advisable. Under these circumstances, embryo implantation might be compromised, thereby reducing the success rate of IVF. In such cases, patients should continue to recuperate under medical guidance and wait for an appropriate time before proceeding with embryo transfer.

During the preparation period for transfer, patients should also maintain healthy lifestyle habits, follow a balanced diet, and ensure adequate rest to improve their overall physical health.