Because the most critical part of IVF is the implantation period after embryo transfer, whether the embryo can implant smoothly is the key to determining the success or failure of IVF. So ah, what is the reaction after the transplant IVF patients are very nervous, afraid of implantation failure.
What are the normal reactions after IVF transplantation? AA69 Fertility to talk to you. Ivy patients with these phenomena do not have to worry too much, because these are normal phenomena after transplantation in IVF patients.
1. Feel sick to your stomach
Expectant mothers have symptoms of bad comedy for a week or two after receiving a transplant. Expectant mothers will feel that they want to vomit or regurgitate, although the harm is also called 'morning sickness', but the symptoms of nausea are not limited to the morning. You may feel sick to your stomach all day or all night and want to throw up.
2. Feel tired
Due to the large secretion of progesterone in patients after IVF transplantation, it can cause IVF mothers to feel tired. This is a symptom that almost all pregnant sisters have, and it's a phenomenon that IVF can succeed and is normal!
3. Abdominal pain
Mild abdominal pain, sometimes like a pinprick, in an irregular location and at an irregular time – this is generally irrelevant. Infertile patients are prone to pay too much attention to the abdomen, which is mostly related to mental tension. Relax your mind, which is a normal phenomenon of the esophagus do not worry too much.
4. Bleeding
Patients will experience slight pink or brown blood after IVF transplantation, and spasms may also accompany this condition. Originally during the menstrual period, there may be a little bleeding symptoms, but it is not the real menstrual period. This is a phenomenon that occurs as a result of the implantation of a fertilized egg in the womb.
5. Constipation, chest tightness
After IVF transplantation, due to less exercise (patients need to lie flat and rest as much as possible within 48 hours after IVF transplantation), more elaborate diet, and the use of progesterones can reduce intestinal peristalsis, it will lead to constipation. This is a normal reaction, and it is normal to eat some easily digestible foods. So most test tube specialists will recommend why patients after transplantation eat more digestible foods.