Things to note after successful transplantation

The success of test tube baby transplantation refers to the stage of development in the woman's uterus. This stage has the highest failure rate because the woman's uterine environment does not meet the development status of the fertilized egg, which can easily cause the fertilized egg to fail to implant and be discharged from the uterus. Therefore, after the successful transplantation, you should regularly check the development status of the embryo and observe the environment of the endometrium, and then adjust your diet and avoid sexual intercourse.

Three major factors for the success rate of IVF transplantation

1. The quality of the embryo.

2. Preparation of endometrial cells.

3. The success of the embryo implantation surgery. After the embryo implantation surgery, countries like the UK and Germany allow patients to lie in the hospital for 30 minutes and then send them home, or even drive them home. In Taiwan, some hospitals allow patients to lie in bed for 2 hours, 4 hours, or 6 hours. However, the length of time they lie in bed does not actually affect the success rate of in vitro fertilization. Of course, after the embryo implantation, patients will inevitably be worried about gains and losses.

After IVF embryo transfer, some patients who have successfully transferred their embryos may not be able to implant the embryos properly or the embryos may stop growing because they are not familiar with the care process. So what precautions should female friends take after receiving embryo transfer surgery?

Precautions and experience after IVF transplantation

1. Diet: You can eat whatever you want, especially more vegetables and protein-rich foods. It is recommended to eat one grapefruit every day. Fruits and foods that cannot be eaten (cold foods): pears, melons, citrus, oranges, sugarcane, tomatoes, pitaya, grapefruit, hard persimmon, pineapple, pears, kiwi, mulberry, mangosteen, papaya, mustard, cabbage, celery, bitter melon, winter melon, lotus root and other foods that can reduce annealing cannot be eaten. The following three foods that can damage the endometrium are also not eaten: apples, lemons, and tomatoes, which are not good for the embryo. Fruits and foods that you can eat: grapes, cherries, peaches, rambutan, red dates, kumquats, longan (eat less), lychee (eat less), chestnut, yam, soybeans, spinach (eat less), milk, eggs, and fish.

2. Pay attention to rest: Lie down as much as possible and try to lie flat for 48 hours after the transplant. Do not turn over or get up forcefully in bed. When getting up, turn sideways and support your body with your hands before getting up. After 48 hours, you can lean on the bed. Try to watch less TV, or not watch TV, and use the Internet less. You can read some books to kill time, but be careful not to read books that arouse emotional excitement. Try to get more rest in the future. After 3 days, you can do a small amount of small activities indoors within 5 days. After 5 days, you can do small activities outdoors. Especially at work, you should not overwork. It is best not to go to work until pregnancy is detected. Maintain a regular schedule, don’t stay up late, and get enough sleep. It is best to have someone come to your home to give you the injection within the first 5 days.

3. Exercise: Avoid strenuous exercise after transplantation: do not stretch hard, do not tiptoe, do not raise your hands high, do not squat, do not lift heavy objects, do not walk fast, do not jog, and do not ride a bicycle. You can walk slowly.

4. Bathing: Do not bathe for 48 hours after transplantation. You can bathe and wash your hair every other day or at longer intervals, but the water must be hot or ginger water.

5. Have a good attitude: Maintain a normal optimistic attitude and stay in a good mood. If you can't do this, at least stay calm and relaxed, don't think too much about the results, and don't worry about gains and losses. 6. You may feel uncomfortable or even very uncomfortable for a period of time after the transplant, but no matter how uncomfortable you feel, you cannot take medicine casually. If you really feel uncomfortable, you can consult a doctor. It is forbidden to take medicine without consulting a doctor.

Warm reminder: After the embryo transfer surgery, the patient must lie down for a period of time as instructed by the doctor, but it is not advisable to lie down for a long time. It is okay to get up and walk slowly, and don't be too nervous. What you need to pay attention to is diet.