However, many women wonder if achieving an orgasm could have an impact on the procedure’s success. During embryo transfer, the uterus is generally placed in a position that makes it less likely to be disturbed by normal sexual activity. Orgasms are the result of a series of physiological responses, including increased blood flow to the genitals and the release of hormones like oxytocin, which can promote relaxation and bonding. The Science Behind Orgasms and Embryo Transfer In this article, we’ll explore the science behind orgasms and embryo transfer, and what you need to know about achieving an orgasm after the procedure.
And while many women might dread the “two-week wait” period, others worry that sexual activity will harm their chances of a successful implantation.
Embryo transfer can be an emotional and physically demanding time for women undergoing fertility treatment.