Is leg soreness after transplant a good or bad thing?

Generally speaking, in order to increase the success rate of fertilized egg implantation, test tube transplantation is usually carried out after the patient's body is adjusted to meet the requirements. However, few people know that it is also very important to grasp the "golden 48 hours" after test tube transplantation! So is leg soreness after IVF transplant a good or bad thing?

It is generally not easy to have soreness in the inner thighs after the transplant. If soreness occurs on both inner thighs, it may be caused by the posture during the transplant the day before. Because the transplant beds in hospitals are usually placed with the legs apart and raised, the legs are kept apart for a long time, which causes the leg muscles to be stretched. Don't worry, it will be fixed in a few days. Soreness or swelling in the inner thigh will not affect the success rate of the transplant or cause miscarriage, so relax, rest appropriately and maintain a positive attitude to achieve the best pregnancy results.

First, let us understand what we need to pay attention to one hour before and after the test tube transplant?

First of all, you need to hold your urine before the operation, and before the test tube transplant, you need to adjust your mind and body to the best state and relax, which will be more beneficial to the success. During the test tube transplant process, it is actually carried out under the guidance of vaginal B-ultrasound. Of course, you can also check the transplantation status through the abdomen, so as to ensure the success of the operation. After the test tube transplant, you need to lie down and rest for a while, which will be better for the perfect embryo implantation and growth of the test tube embryo!

Not long ago, the editor mentioned the golden 48 hours, so what will happen in these 48 hours?

To be honest, in this short period of 48 hours, the test tube embryo may undergo tremendous changes. First, it may start to ovulate from the shell, and while ovulating, it may slowly attach to the uterine cavity, and then slowly move to the deepest part of the endometrium, and prepare to start embryo implantation.

During these 48 hours, the test tube embryo in the woman's uterus will start to prepare for embryo implantation. Only when the patient keeps the body and mind in a good state can a better environment and conditions be created for the test tube embryo in the belly to help the test tube embryo to successfully implant and grow. Moreover, within the golden 48 hours after embryo transfer, if the necessary preparations can be made, successful embryo implantation can be ensured within 3 to 4 days after transplantation. Only in this way can the baby be born after ten months of pregnancy. It is worth mentioning that there are some things to pay attention to during the "golden 48 hours", such as:

The first thing is to ensure good and sufficient sleep. Try not to stay in bed for a long time during the day, and don't stay up late at night. Only good sleep will be beneficial to the successful implantation of the test tube embryo. And after the test tube transplantation, if you want to take a bath, you must pay attention to the temperature not too high or too low, and try to take a shower instead of a bath. Especially after taking a bath, you must do a good job of keeping warm, and don't catch a cold. After all, this is also a critical period. If you catch a cold and take medicine, it may also cause a certain impact on the successful implantation of the test tube embryo in the stomach and its healthy development.

Especially in terms of diet, you should pay attention to ensuring nutritional balance, don't be partial or picky about food. If your gastrointestinal function is relatively poor, you must eat more foods that are conducive to digestion. Of course, don't forget to supplement vitamins and cellulose, especially folic acid tablets. In addition, it is important to avoid sexual intercourse as much as possible in the first period after implantation, especially for women who have had a miscarriage history. They should be especially careful not to have sexual intercourse in the first three months of pregnancy.

Of course, there is one thing, that is, after the transplant, the doctor may prescribe some medicine, and this medicine must be taken under the guidance of the doctor. Don't take too much or too little. In particular, if the body feels unwell, you must see a doctor in time for treatment to avoid affecting the healthy growth of the fetus in the belly.