Feeling irritable after transplantation

In vitro fertilization has become a common medical term. Especially in growing women. With the progress of reproductive medicine and the improvement of the pregnancy rate of in vitro fertilization, this pregnancy-promoting technology is no longer a helpless option for infertile patients, but one of the active treatment methods.

During this process, patients may wonder whether they need to stay in bed for a long time after IVF transplantation. Regarding this issue, the following will provide clear explanation.

Proper rest after embryo transfer is necessary, but generally you only need to rest in bed for about 2 hours to resume work and life. Once the test tube embryo enters the body, it will be tightly absorbed by the uterine wall 2 hours later and will not easily slip away. So how should we maintain it during this period?

First, long-term bed rest does not help improve the success rate.

Secondly, long-term bed rest can easily lead to mental irritability, physical fatigue, and even depression, which is not good for the success rate.

Therefore, we recommend resuming activity after a short rest, but avoiding strenuous exercise and fatigue. There are cases where some patients feel very comfortable after transplantation and then go shopping everywhere, but end up being overworked and leading to failure. Therefore, there is no need to stay in bed for a long time after IVF test tube transplantation, just a moderate rest is needed. Also remember not to over-fatigue yourself.

After ovulation induction, IVF egg retrieval, IVF, and IVF transplantation, the entire operation process of IVF technology has been basically completed. From the moment of IVF transplantation, pregnant mothers, in addition to joy and hope, have more uneasiness, worry and concern, because IVF transplantation has just begun. What are the common problems after IVF test tube transfer? After embryo transfer, luteal copper needs to be supplemented to ensure the body's luteal function. Insufficient luteal blood will cause insufficient estrogen metabolism, making it impossible for the uterine wall to change immediately, which is not conducive to the implantation of the embryo combined with sperm and egg. Be alert to ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome. If you experience decreased urination (increasing drinking water is not effective), weight gain, dry mouth, abdominal discomfort, or slight bloating in the lower abdomen, it may be ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome and you must seek medical attention immediately. Prevent influenza and various viral infections, avoid direct contact with influenza patients, and avoid small pets that have not received immunization. Do not use medicines indiscriminately. Consult a doctor before taking any medicines and do not take any medicines on your own.

After the IVF test tube transplant, you should pay attention to your daily behavior. The diet needs to be light, and you must avoid spicy food and cold food. You should supplement protein-rich foods and eat more vegetables and fruits. After the operation, you should rest in bed. You don't need to stay in bed strictly. If you feel unwell, have muscle pain, irritability, or poor appetite, try to get up and move moderately. Make sure you get enough sleep and avoid staying up late too often. Prevent influenza and various viral infections, avoid direct contact with influenza patients, and avoid small pets that have not received immunization. Eliminate excessive heavy metals, harmful substances, and radiation; quit smoking and drinking; avoid watching TV dramas, computers, and mobile phones for a long time.