Post-transplant dysmenorrhea

After in vitro fertilization, many women will experience some reactions, such as abdominal pain. This is due to poor physical condition. If a woman is relatively healthy, she generally will not experience abdominal pain. If abdominal pain occurs after IVF, women should not eat foods they are allergic to. In addition, women must also make adequate preparations before IVF transplantation!

1. Causes of abdominal pain after IVF transplantation

Abdominal pain after IVF transplantation is a very complex physiological phenomenon. Although there are some common rules, individual differences are very large. The changes that you can feel may not be felt at all in other people! The feeling after IVF transplantation cannot be regarded as success or failure. It is recommended that the operator have a blood test 14 days after the transplantation. Let's take an example to talk about the special aspect of physiological phenomena and explain the uncertainty of judging pregnancy based on the feeling after IVF transplantation: After a woman becomes pregnant, changes in hormones in the body cause pregnancy reactions, while some women do not have pregnancy reactions.

Abdominal pain after IVF transplantation is because progesterone drugs are used during IVF transplantation. These drugs can relax the intestinal muscles and slow down intestinal peristalsis. If combined with lack of exercise, constipation can easily occur. In order to prevent or alleviate constipation symptoms, pregnant women can eat more foods rich in dietary fiber to promote bowel movements. For example, celery, cabbage, celery, lotus root, yam, etc. In addition, eat more coarse grains. Eat less spicy food.

2. Abdominal pain after IVF transplantation, avoid eating foods that are prone to cause allergies.

Many people have allergic constitutions, and are easily allergic to pollen, metals, drugs, etc. Therefore, this type of people are also prone to allergic reactions after in vitro fertilization transplantation. At this time, you should be extra careful about your diet and avoid eating foods that are likely to cause allergies, such as seafood. In addition, you should be aware of your allergies and stay away from them to avoid allergic reactions during the transplant process.

3. Precautions before IVF transplantation

Before test tube transplantation, patients will be given ovulation-stimulating drugs to promote ovulation, which can easily cause ovarian overstimulation. This type of patient will initially experience discomfort such as abdominal distension. At this time, they should try to eat high-protein, easily digestible foods, eat small meals frequently, and control salt intake appropriately. For example, you can eat tofu, eggs, yogurt, etc.

Before in vitro fertilization, it is necessary to accurately determine the mother's ovulation time and obtain mature eggs safely and without damage. It is necessary to create conditions that are suitable for the egg and sperm to combine and survive well in vitro, that is, in vitro fertilization and gestation for about three days.