How long does it take to get pregnant after taking intravenous drips during menstruation?

Because of inflammation, women may need intravenous drips to reduce inflammation. In some Western countries, intravenous drips are considered a minor operation and such anti-inflammatory treatments are not performed easily. However, in my country, such abuse of intravenous drips is often seen. For women, if you receive intravenous drips for anti-inflammatory purposes during menstruation, it is best to wait three months before preparing for pregnancy, which is also to avoid some side effects of the medicine.

You can try to get pregnant three months after taking the medicine, or at least one month later. Pay attention to pre-pregnancy check-ups and eugenics check-ups, and start taking folic acid. Then pay attention to rest and hygiene, take folic acid tablets orally, strengthen nutrition, keep a regular schedule, and participate in more physical exercise.

Pre-pregnancy preparation

1. Be careful about your diet, adjust your daily routine, and develop good living habits. In the three months before pregnancy, you should pay attention to dietary diversification, strengthen nutrition, and conserve your energy to create favorable material conditions for both husband and wife to prepare good sperm and eggs; try not to stay up late, go to bed early and get up early; according to your own preferences and local conditions, you should carry out necessary physical exercises, such as jogging in the morning, playing badminton, and taking a walk in the evening, in order to strengthen your physical fitness and maintain a good physical condition.

3. Pay attention to improving the quality of sex life. Before ovulation, the frequency of sexual intercourse should be reduced in a planned manner to ensure the quantity and quality of sperm. Then, before ovulation, both parties should try their best to be in a good mood during sexual intercourse and devote themselves wholeheartedly so that the woman can reach orgasm more smoothly, which will promote the contraction and upward movement of the uterus, forming a larger semen pool in the posterior fornix of the vagina, allowing more contact between the cervix and the semen pool, and allowing more high-quality sperm to swim to the uterus and fallopian tubes.

5. Learn relevant knowledge. Couples should consciously learn relevant knowledge about sex, pregnancy and fetal education, understand how to get pregnant and what special physiological phenomena will occur during pregnancy, such as early pregnancy reactions, fetal movements, pregnancy edema, low back and leg pain, etc. When these physiological phenomena occur, we can treat them correctly and avoid unnecessary tension and panic.