Why do I feel dizzy after the transplant?

In recent years, more and more people have been suffering from infertility, and many families have been running around for medical treatment in order to have a child of their own. As medicine becomes more and more advanced, more and more people have undergone IVF surgery and have their own children. Some people report feeling dizzy after undergoing a transplant. Why? Below are several reactions that may occur after embryo transfer. If you want to know more, you can take a look.

20 reactions after IVF transplantation

1. Like to eat sour food: Most pregnant women like to eat acidic food, and there are folk remedies that use this preference as a major feature to distinguish the gender of the baby;

2. Abdominal pain: slight pain or cramping in the lower abdomen. Different degrees of pain represent different IVF transplant results;

3. Amenorrhea: an important indicator of successful embryo transfer and also a major indicator of pregnancy;

4. Strong menstrual sensation: Women who have had a post-transplant feeling will basically have a strong menstrual sensation;

5. Morning sickness: Early pregnancy reaction, also known as nausea and vomiting, basically occurs in the morning and can last for several days in severe cases.

6. Fear of cold: fear of cold, some may appear more than ten days after transplantation, but some may appear on the second or fourth day after transplantation;

7. Frequent urination: Frequent urination is the basis for many women to judge whether the embryo has implanted;

8. Increased basal body temperature: The basal body temperature increases and feels like a cold, but it will drop on the day the embryo implants, which is often called the implantation cooling phenomenon;

9. Aversion to greasy food: This reaction after IVF transplantation occurs in a relatively small range;

10. Very sensitive to smells: especially irritating smells, such as gasoline, oil smoke, etc., and various pollen smells;

11. Feeling very tired and wanting to sleep: This symptom is rare in normal pregnant mothers, but it is common in IVF mothers;

12. Ascites: It is also called post-transplant ascites, which is just the opposite of pre-transplant ascites. According to the personal experience of many test tube mothers, as long as there is a post-transplant ascites reaction, the implantation is basically successful.

13. Chest pain: Chest pain usually occurs on the 6th and 7th day after transplantation and will basically disappear on the 8th day;

14. Occasional uterine pain: Mild uterine pain that does not last long;

15. Bleeding: Bleeding can be divided into two phenomena: successful embryo implantation and failed embryo implantation.

16. Constipation: Constipation is not an adverse reaction, but a reaction after taking the medicine;

17. Brown or pink discharge: This is not a symptom of post-transplant bleeding, but the color of vaginal medication.

18. Nausea (lack of appetite): Like morning sickness, it is a pregnancy reaction. Both IVF mothers and normal pregnant mothers will basically have this symptom;

19. Back pain: It usually occurs on the 4th day after transplantation. It is caused by lying in bed frequently and taking medicines.

20. Stomach bloating: The stomach swells, but there is no pain;