What to do if the IVF uterus is cold

If a woman has a cold uterus, she must pay attention to taking care of herself, because a cold uterus can easily lead to infertility in women, and sometimes cause miscarriage after pregnancy. If in vitro fertilization is required, the harm of a cold uterus to the in vitro fertilization is relatively small, and the impact is relatively small. Of course, for women, they still need to pay attention to taking care of themselves, after all, a cold uterus has a relatively large impact on the physical constitution.

"Uterine cold" is a common gynecological disease for women. Experts from the American Dream Department say that in a narrow sense, uterine cold means that the uterus is cold, which is caused by certain factors. In a broad sense, uterine cold includes the uterus, as well as the low reproductive function of the female internal reproductive system (fallopian tubes, ovaries, etc.) and the internal excess of yin and cold, insufficient yang, and kidney-yang deficiency and cold mentioned in traditional Chinese medicine. The clinical experience of HRC-Fertility Reproductive Medical Center in the United States for 27 years shows that uterine cold is also one of the causes of female infertility.

In general, uterine cold has little impact on the success rate of IVF, because uterine cold can be alleviated through conditioning and care, so if a woman has uterine cold, she should actively seek treatment (such as massage, foot soaking, etc.). As long as you persist, you will be able to alleviate the phenomenon of uterine cold. If you are planning to conceive a baby through in vitro fertilization technology, you should take preventive measures early and adjust your body to the best condition.

A warm uterine environment is like a hotbed for fetal development. If the uterus is relatively cold, the fetus will not be able to grow normally, and eventually lead to infertility. In vitro fertilization technology is to transplant the blastocyst that has passed the PGS/PGD gene screening directly into the female uterine cavity. If a woman has a cold uterus, it will affect the success rate of in vitro fertilization to varying degrees. It is recommended that women with cold uterus adjust their bodies for a period of time before doing in vitro fertilization, and then the success rate of in vitro fertilization will be more guaranteed.

Finally, it is recommended that patients must be cautious when choosing an IVF hospital. Although IVF has developed to the third generation, there are only a few hospitals that truly implement this technology. When transplanting the blastocyst into the female uterine cavity, the quality of the blastocyst must be guaranteed. Only the blastocyst that has passed the PGS/PGD gene screening is the healthiest and has a higher ability to implant and become pregnant.