"Doctor, I'm bleeding underneath!" Was the transplant unsuccessful? ”
"Doctor, I feel abdominal pain! Is there something wrong with the embryo? ”
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I believe that many IVF sisters will pay special attention to the result after embryo transfer: whether they implant successfully.
As long as the body has some abnormal symptoms, such as bleeding, abdominal pain, etc., it will feel "it's over, is the embryo out of bed, the test tube is going to fail".....
A little bit of strangeness will cause a panic, and you will "scare yourself stupid" alive.
Little Olive would like to say that although the eagerness to know the result in the test tube is very understandable, if the mood is too anxious, it will easily lead to endocrine disorders, which will also affect the implantation of the embryo.
Therefore, the following 4 symptoms after transplantation are normal reactions, and according to the severity of the symptoms, rational treatment can be:
1. Constipation and bloating
Constipation after embryo transfer is a very normal phenomenon, in order to maintain the embryo, most expectant mothers will over-rest, into the state of more food and less exercise, which can easily affect gastrointestinal peristalsis, coupled with the influence of progesterone drugs, constipation and bloating will also occur.
Therefore, after embryo transfer, pay more attention to dietary balance, eat more coarse fiber digestible foods, and carry out appropriate exercise.
Don't stay in bed all the time, otherwise it will not only be detrimental to the implantation of the embryo, but also the risk of blood clots.
2. Bleeding
If there is bleeding or secretion of blood after embryo transfer, it may be caused by the eye of the needle that was punctured during egg retrieval, as long as the amount is not large, there is no need to worry too much.
However, it is still necessary to pay attention to it, once the situation is found to be aggravated, it is necessary to seek medical examination in time.
3. Abdominal pain
Some women experience mild abdominal pain and a pinprick sensation after embryo transfer, and the timing and location of the pain sensation are generally random, which is also a common symptom after the transfer.
As long as the pain is mild and not serious, the expectant mothers do not need to panic too much, so as not to affect the implantation of the embryo in vain.
Other symptoms
After embryo transfer, in addition to the possibility of the above symptoms, some sisters will begin to appear dizziness, drowsiness, fatigue and partiality, loss of appetite and nausea and other manifestations at about 6 weeks of menopause, which are generally called early pregnancy reactions.
In other words, not only is it not a sign of failure, it is likely to mean that our embryo has successfully implanted!
Therefore, after transplantation, we must not rely on the so-called intuition to judge whether we have succeeded or failed.
When we think wildly, we have actually lost on the mentality.
When encountering a small matter, we will start to panic and complain about ourselves, resulting in negative emotions, which has a great impact on endocrine; it is likely to be the biggest "culprit" that causes us to fail.
The best way to do a blood test HCG 14 days after the transplant is to determine if it has failed.
What should I do if my embryo transfer fails?
Even if the embryo transfer fails, female friends should not be discouraged.
IVF fertility is a long road, sisters in the IVF failure as long as to find out the specific reasons, while calming their own mentality, and then under the guidance of the relevant doctors to treat, and actively prepare for the next embryo transfer, can finally usher in a good pregnancy.