Comparison of the Effect of Cervical Mucus Cleaning Method Applied Before Embryo Transfer on Pregnancy Rates.

The Effect of Two Different Cervical Mucus Removal Methods on Pregnancy Rates. 180 Cases Will be Randomized Into 3 Groups for Cervical Mucus Intervention. Removal With Cotton Swab, Removal With Cannula and Mucus Left on Cervix.

To assess the impact of cervical mucus cleansing before embryo transfer and compare two different instruments for this purpose.

All patients will be informed about the study and those who give written consent will be included in the study.

Women undergoing good quality embryo transfer will be assigned to one of the 3 arms of the study according to the previously determined randomization chart. The first evaluation of the patient will be made on the 12th day after embryo transfer. Pregnancy status will be evaluated with serum βhcg value. If pregnancy is confirmed by serum βhcg value, fetal viability will be evaluated by ultrasound 4 weeks after transfer.

Inclusion Criteria:

• 21-40 years old women,
• Women undergoing good quality embryo transfer,
• Women who are eligible for a single or double embryo transfer.

Exclusion Criteria:

• If there is a diagnosis of a uterine anomaly,
• If there is a diagnosis of myoma uteri,
• If there is a diagnosis of rheumatological disease,
• Women to be transferred other than good quality embryo,
• Hİstory of previous pelvic, gynecological operation.