Can I cure a cold and cough after a transplant?

After the embryo transfer, if a woman finds that she has a persistent cough, she must not be careless, because this condition may affect the embryo implantation. Therefore, we must go to the hospital for examination in time to see if we have a cold or lung disease, and we must actively carry out recuperation, relieve cough and phlegm as soon as possible to increase the success rate of transplantation and avoid accidents.

After embryo transplantation, women must pay close attention to their own health conditions and take corresponding care measures to avoid abnormal symptoms in the body, so as to maximize the success rate of transplantation. If a woman has a constant cough at this time, she must not take chances, because this may affect the implantation of the fertilized egg and reduce the success rate of the transplant.

Coughing after embryo transfer can easily cause uterine contractions, which will have a negative impact on the implantation of the fertilized egg. However, if the patient's coughing symptoms are not severe, there is no need to worry too much and do not take related cough suppressants, because taking medicines during pregnancy is more risky and may cause unexpected situations. When coughing, we can gently press our abdomen, which can stabilize our uterus and reduce the contraction of the uterus. In addition, we can also use diet therapy to relieve cough and reduce phlegm, such as taking rock sugar and snow pear water, Sichuan loquat and snow pear, sugar-boiled kumquat, etc., which is very helpful for relieving cough symptoms.

After embryo transplantation, women must pay close attention to their health. If the weather changes drastically, they must add or remove clothes according to the temperature in time to prevent the body from catching cold. And we should improve our diet in daily life, supplement various nutrients in a balanced way, maintain the diversity of food, but try not to eat highly irritating food, especially chili peppers, hot pot, irritating food and seafood, and don't eat food that easily causes heat, otherwise it will easily cause coughing and other conditions. Fifteen days after the transplant, we should go to the hospital for examination to see whether the transplant was successful.

In short, coughing after embryo transfer may affect embryo implantation. For this situation, we must not take chances and should find out the cause of the cough. If it is caused by a fever or cold, we must wear more clothes to avoid aggravating the symptoms. Because it is not suitable to take medicines during pregnancy, we need to use diet therapy to recuperate and take some foods that can relieve cough and reduce phlegm to improve our condition as much as possible.