Uterine pain after transplant

In vitro fertilization requires embryo transfer. If uterine pain occurs after the embryo transfer, it is often because the uterus spasms after the in vitro fertilization. At this time, women will have such self-symptoms, which is also a relatively common symptom. As a woman, don’t worry too much. At this time, you should strengthen your daily care. Let’s take a look at the content in this regard.

1. Uterine spasm after test tube transplantation

In general, American IVF doctors point out that uterine cramps after IVF transplantation, 8 days after ovulation and implantation, IVF mothers may have slight pink or brown stains, and uterine cramps may also accompany this situation. This situation of expectant mothers is a normal physiological phenomenon. Generally, the physiological abdominal pain caused by IVF is not very serious and the attack time is also very short. This is mainly because the uterus becomes larger after IVF pregnancy, and the uterine ligaments are pulled by the IVF, which generally does not affect the daily life of expectant mothers. If the symptoms of uterine spasm after test tube transplantation are severe and last for a long time, and are accompanied by uterine bleeding, you must undergo test tube baby examination as soon as possible.

It is recommended that expectant mothers go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination. If it is a case of threatened miscarriage after IVF pregnancy, it is necessary to rest in bed and protect the fetus, and be hospitalized if necessary. If it is not a case of IVF miscarriage, IVF expectant mothers should pay attention to maintaining emotional stability, avoid stressful environments, supplement adequate nutrition, and pay attention to rest.

2. Dull pain in the uterus after transplantation

The dull pain in the uterus after IVF transplantation is similar to uterine cramps after IVF transplantation. In the early stages of pregnancy, due to the increase in hormone levels, IVF uterine cramps and pelvic congestion, IVF mothers-to-be will experience lower back pain and mild abdominal pain. This is actually a normal physiological phenomenon. Don't worry, just have a timely IVF check-up.

Expectant mothers who are undergoing IVF should have their blood drawn promptly for HCG and progesterone tests, as well as other IVF examinations. If necessary, they will need to undergo an IVF color Doppler ultrasound examination to see the condition of the mother's endometrium and whether the IVF pregnancy is successfully implanted.