Consultation: Because I am older and suffer from premature ovarian failure, I chose to do IVF. I just had a night injection last night, tomorrow morning I will go to the hospital to get my eggs, and as a result, I feel groggy and sneezing and runny nose today, which should be a cold, and I dare not take medicine casually, for fear of affecting the quality of eggs. So I would like to ask a professional doctor what to do if he catches a cold during IVF treatment? Can I take medicine?
I believe that many people have had colds when they are pregnant, especially coughs, as if they want to cough up the baby, and it feels like a fresh memory. For ordinary mothers-to-be who are conceived naturally, colds are very important, worried about affecting the baby, not to mention the expectant mothers who do IVF, they are very afraid that the cold will affect the effect of IVF treatment. The way to deal with a cold at different times in a test tube is different.
How to deal with colds during test tubes
1, has not yet entered the cycle: should first treat the cold, and then postpone the cycle for one month;
2. Cold in the process of ovulation induction: body temperature is not higher than 38 degrees, you can drink more water to pay attention to rest, and after the fever is reduced, you may be able to take eggs normally; if the body temperature is higher than 38 degrees, you can choose the safe antipyretic drugs used by pregnant women; if the body temperature continues to recede, it is recommended to cancel this cycle;
3, at the time of transfer, a cold: the body temperature is not higher than 37 degrees or can be transferred normally, but if the body temperature exceeds 37 degrees and the symptoms of the cold are very serious, the embryo can be frozen up and the frozen embryo cycle can be transferred;
4, flu after test tube transplantation: can not be used casually, if there is no fever only headache, sneezing these mild cold symptoms are also recommended to first observe more drinking water and rest, if the body temperature exceeds 38 degrees or it is recommended to choose a safe antipyretic drug suitable for pregnant women under the guidance of a doctor.