Many people are distressed by infertility after marriage, and IVF has become their hope. IVF is actually the process of embryo transfer, which is medically called fertilized egg transfer, which is a technique of in vitro fertilization to achieve the purpose of conception. Friends who are considering IVF will be relatively familiar. AA69 Fertility Center Answer: Why do some friends have vaginal bleeding after IVF transplantation, and what are the precautions after IVF transplantation?
Why does the vagina bleed after an IVF transplant?
Vaginal bleeding within 1-3 days after embryo transfer, may be a small amount of bleeding after a slight stimulation of the cervical mucosa during the transfer process, at this time there is no need to be too nervous, the bleeding will stop after a few days of rest, if the bleeding exceeds a week, please go to the hospital immediately to rule out other problems.
Embryo implantation bleeding: Generally about 7 days after embryo transfer, some people may have a small amount of vaginal bleeding, which is normal and there is no need to worry too much.
If the vaginal bleeding increases, bright red, and even there will be persistent or paroxysmal pain in the lower abdomen, needle-like, pull-like, accompanied by distention, at this time you need to be vigilant about ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage, you should call the emergency telephone in time, contact your attending doctor or seek medical treatment in time.
Precautions after IVF embryo transfer:
1. Strengthen nutrition and ensure adequate sleep.
2. Avoid overwork or large movements, no need to stay in bed for a long time, and avoid contact with harmful objects, such as newly renovated houses, pesticides, polluting gases, etc.
3. Avoid diarrhea, colds, pay attention to keep warm, keep the stool unobstructed, and seek medical treatment in time if you are unwell.
Some friends will think that the vaginal bleeding after the embryo transfer is because the transfer is successful, but in fact, it is not the case, and there will be almost no precursor to the success of the IVF transplant, because the IVF embryo is implanted into the endometrium, and there will be no obvious stomach pain or various uterine contractions. If the patient has more serious clinical symptoms, it is necessary to seek medical attention in time, find out the cause and intervene in the corresponding drug treatment, otherwise it may lead to the failure of ivy transfer.