Recurrent Implantation Failure (RIF)

Recurrent implantation failure refers to the inability of embryos to implant into uterine lining after repeated attempts at ART like IVF. Despite transferring healthy embryos, they fail to attach to the uterus and initiate a pregnancy.

Who can get recurrent implantation failure?

• RIF can affect individuals or couples undergoing ART , partially IVF , it can occur in cases where the underlying cause remains unidentified.

Types of RIF:-

Early RIF : In this , embryo fail to implant shortly after being transferred into the uterus.

Late RIF:– In this type , when the embryos implant initially but result in early miscarriage or failed development soon after implantation.

Causes of RIF:-

• Embryo related factors: Chromosomal Abnormalities (poor embryo quality).
• Urine Factors: urine abnormalities or structural tissues – endometrial receptivity tissues , chronic endometriosis or infections.

• Hormonal factors: Hormonal imbalances affecting the menstrual cycle-thyroid disorders or diabetes.

• Lifestyle and environmental factors: Smoking or substance abuse –poor diet and nutrition – stress and excessive physical activity.

What are the symptoms of RIF?

The symptoms of RIF can vary from person to person

However , there might be Recurrent implantation failure refers to the inability of embryos to implant into uterine lining after repeated attempts at ART like IVF. Despite transferring healthy embryos, they fail to attach to the uterus and initiate a pregnancy.

Who can get recurrent implantation failure?

• RIF can affect individuals or couples undergoing ART , partially IVF , it can occur in cases where the underlying cause remains unidentified.

Types of RIF:-

Early RIF : In this , embryo fail to implant shortly after being transferred into the uterus.

Late RIF:- In this type , when the embryos implant initially but result in early miscarriage or failed development soon after implantation.

Causes of RIF:-

• Embryo related factors: Chromosomal Abnormalities (poor embryo quality).
• Urine Factors: urine abnormalities or structural tissues – endometrial receptivity tissues , chronic endometriosis or infections.

• Hormonal factors: Hormonal imbalances affecting the menstrual cycle-thyroid disorders or diabetes.

• Lifestyle and environmental factors: Smoking or substance abuse –poor diet and nutrition – stress and excessive physical activity.

What are the symptoms of RIF?

The symptoms of RIF can vary from person to person

However , there might be no specific symptoms & the primary indication is the inability to achieve a successful pregnancy despite multiple  attempts at embryo transfer.

How is Recurrent Implantation failure diagnosed?

no specific symptoms & the primary indication is the inability to achieve a successful pregnancy despite multiple  attempts at embryo transfer.

How is Recurrent Implantation failure diagnosed?