What to do if you have constipation before IVF

Nowadays, the medical level is so high that if you cannot get pregnant successfully, you can completely use artificial insemination technology. In vitro fertilization is no longer an elusive technology nowadays, and many infertile women have successfully become pregnant and given birth through in vitro fertilization. However, constipation may occur after IVF test tube transplantation. So what should you do if you are constipated after IVF test tube transplantation? This article will discuss this issue.

What to do if you have constipation after IVF test tube transfer

Constipation after in vitro fertilization is a common condition, just like ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, and is a normal condition. Because luteal copper drugs are needed to maintain the fetus after embryo transfer, and the patient is more sedentary than active, has a delicate diet, and has poor gastrointestinal function, constipation sometimes occurs.

Constipation is something that should be avoided as much as possible during in vitro fertilization or the first three months of pregnancy. This is because constipation can easily cause the abdomen to compress the uterus, affecting pregnancy, and excessive force during bowel movements may cause uterine contractions, which in turn affects the success rate of in vitro fertilization.

Mild constipation can be corrected by adjusting the dietary structure, such as eating more vegetables and fruits, a high-fiber diet, exercising moderately, and avoiding excessive bed rest. If constipation lasts for a long time and the above methods cannot relieve the symptoms, you can take laxatives appropriately. Please read the instructions carefully before taking them to see if they are not suitable for pregnant women. It is best to consult a doctor on the IVF website to prevent affecting the baby's development.

The medical care after in vitro fertilization is the same as that during normal pregnancy. It is an individual case of infertility that requires targeted medication. I hope that those seeking beauty will take the medicine according to the doctor's instructions.

How to prevent constipation after IVF test tube transfer?

1. Drink plenty of water every day and eat plenty of fruits and vegetables. Fruits and vegetables and fresh fruit fiber are beneficial to intestinal motility.

2. Getting enough sleep, feeling good, and reducing psychological stress are all good ways to relieve constipation.

3. Go to the toilet on time when you wake up in the morning or after breakfast. Because the sigmoid colon is more active after breakfast, it is convenient to start defecation, so about an hour after breakfast is the best time to defecate. Don’t ignore the urge to urinate, and don’t endure the trouble of holding it in.

4. Do not squat for too long, as this will increase abdominal pressure and make it difficult for fluid to flow back to the lower limbs.