Fertilized egg but unsuccessful implantation?

Question

So I want to know if anyone out here has some knowledge of why you fertilize but unsuccessfully implant? 
And how do you fix that? Or is it something you can fix?
 Idk... let's talk about it.

Answer

My first chemical ER doctor said it was probably just an imperfect egg and body dispels it when not perfect.  I asked my gyno if I needed any medicine to help uterus walls and helping egg stick and she said that isn’t needed right now.  I think I keep missing the mark my last two months. 9 dpo right now and nothing.

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I believe that’s what they call a chemical pregnancy(miscarriage before 5 or 6 Weeks) . My dr said it could be something in my uterus or just chromosomal abnormalities. But also said chromosome abnormalities for my miscarriage at 8 weeks, baby implanted but something wasn’t right

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Could be a lot of reasons, could be that the egg was fertilised late and so the cells didnt divide properly, could be a problem with hormones, an issue of uterus lining, the sperm and egg may have not been strong enough to implant.... theres a lot of reasons. Infact this happens to most women but we never know due to there never being pregnancy symptoms or pregnancy hormones.

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Could be lots of factors, mainly hormonal. Your hormones have to be in the right balance in order to implant. Hormones affect the lining of your uterus, the pH level in your uterus, lots of things that have to be in perfect order to be able to implant. That’s a big reason why a lot of women spend years in fertility clinics, if they continue to unsuccessfully implant, because it takes quite an effort to pinpoint exactly what the issue is.

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Could be the lining of your uterus isn't right.

Fertilized egg but unsuccessful implantation?

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