Swelling of the abdomen after artificial insemination

Due to the physical conditions of both men and women, in order to increase the chance of conception, they now choose artificial insemination through medical means to realize their wish to become parents. Is it normal to have a bloated belly after artificial insemination? How to solve it? I believe this is a question that many people have. Follow the editor below and he will explain to you how to deal with some unexpected situations that may occur after artificial insemination.

Artificial insemination is a non-destructive treatment method and is generally painless. A small number of women may feel a feeling of fullness in the lower abdomen or uterine contraction-like pain after insemination, which may last for about 30 minutes to 1 hour and then be relieved. This is a normal phenomenon.

Artificial insemination is a procedure that involves injecting processed, selected semen into the uterine cavity to help with pregnancy. After optimization, the semen is about 0.5ml. During the process of injecting semen into the uterine cavity using an artificial insemination tube, the patient generally does not feel pain or special discomfort. A few patients feel slight abdominal distension or slight discomfort, which is a normal reaction and is generally not too severe. It can be appropriately relieved by resting in bed. Most symptoms will disappear if the patient lies flat for 30 minutes after artificial insemination.

There are two methods of artificial insemination: one is to inject sperm directly into the vagina, and the other is to inject sperm into the cervical canal or uterine cavity. The first method is not much different from natural sexual intercourse, and patients generally have no obvious symptoms. Belly bloating after artificial insemination is mainly caused by another operation method. This method is to inject sperm into the cervical canal, and then reach the uterine cavity from the cervical canal through a catheter. It is an invasive operation. The patient is stimulated by the operation, causing uterine contraction, so there will be discomfort such as abdominal distension and bleeding. The symptoms are mild and generally tolerable for patients. After resting for about 15-30 minutes, the symptoms will basically disappear.

If you have abdominal pain after artificial insemination, you need to pay attention to threatened miscarriage. If you experience abdominal pain after artificial insemination, it may be that the pregnancy is successful and the uterus is growing larger, causing discomfort. Secondly, you need to be alert to threatened miscarriage, so you need to stay in bed more, avoid overwork, and rest more.