Is it normal to have a high body temperature after a transplant?

Some common questions that have been circulated online after in vitro fertilization embryo transfer have really hurt many sisters, such as "you need to lie down quietly all the time after in vitro fertilization embryo transfer", or whether everything is normal after some symptoms appear, for example, is it normal for the body temperature to rise after in vitro fertilization embryo transfer? As well as the common problems after transplantation, let’s take a look at them below.

The embryo begins to implant 1 to 5 days after the IVF test tube transfer. Some embryos will implant later, generally not exceeding seven days, which depends on individual differences.

When the fertilized egg implants, some people react more sensitively and experience symptoms similar to early pregnancy reactions, including nausea, vomiting, back pain, back swelling, breast pain, sleepiness, fatigue, abdominal distension, etc.; some people do not have any symptoms; some people will have spontaneous fever, and the general body temperature does not exceed 0.3 to 0.5 degrees; some people will have a small amount of vaginal bleeding, which is very little and lasts for a short time, and the vaginal bleeding will stop after rest.

If the fever exceeds 37.3 degrees or reaches 38 degrees, you should be alert to whether there is infection or other fever symptoms caused by fever, and you should go to the hospital for medical treatment in time.

You can take a look at the following 5 common problems after embryo transfer:

1. First of all, you should be careful not to stay in bed all the time after embryo transfer. Generally, you can get out of bed and move around after two hours of rest. Then, avoid high-intensity movements such as stretching, squatting, lifting objects, and riding a bicycle within a week;

2. In addition, you should also regularly inject progesterone to maintain pregnancy. After the test tube implantation process is completed, in order to ensure the success rate of test tube baby, the doctor will require women to use progesterone to support during the follicular phase. Generally, it needs to be maintained for three months until the test tube baby sudden period is over.

3. It is best not to take a sitz bath or soaking bath within one week after the transfer, because some women may have slow embryo implantation after IVF. If you soak or take a sitz bath at this time, water will enter the vagina, which is not conducive to the implantation of the fertilized egg;

4. You also need to pay more attention to your diet after test tube transplantation. Don’t blindly eat some health products or nourishing foods to avoid constipation for the mother of the test tube baby, or stomach discomfort causing diarrhea. At this time, eat more foods high in protein to replenish energy and provide energy for the body;

5. It is best to maintain a stable mood to facilitate the successful implantation of the test tube embryo. Pregnant mothers must relax, maintain a stable and calm mental state, do not need to be anxious, do not deliberately observe the signs of success after embryo transfer, and try to go with the flow. As long as the conditions are met and it is time to get pregnant, you will get pregnant.