If you do the math, many of the sisters have already entered the IVF stage. Next this one is the point! Be sure to listen carefully. There are many IVF patients who need to do such a thing after doing it and after IVF transplantation! And it's very important! "It" is essential!
So what is this "it"? Yes, Jimei who has experienced IVF should be familiar with it! This "it" is progesterone!
1. What is progesterone?
Simply put, progesterone is the progesterone, including progesterone at the time of hormone testing and progesterone for drugs.
2. What is the use of progesterone?
It is also a simple point to say that it regulates women's menstrual irregularities, and has the effect of preserving the fetus for pregnant mothers with threatened miscarriage.
3. Why do I need progesterone supplementation after IVF transplantation?
That's a lot of talking!
IVF embryo transfer is not transported into the uterus through the fallopian tubes, but directly into the uterus for development. Therefore, the process of luteinizing hormone is lacking, resulting in a deficiency of the lutein.
In the process of IVF, some sisters have decreased pituitary function, so it will affect the hormone level of the luteal phase, resulting in luteal insufficiency and decreased progesterone levels.
At the time of egg retrieval, a large number of granulocytes will also be aspirated, thereby reducing the active components of the corpus luteum, resulting in insatiable function.
For women who receive frozen embryo transfer, in the artificial cycle, there is no follicle growth and luteal formation, and after the embryo is transferred, it is necessary to maintain embryo implantation and development by supplementing exogenous progesterone.
4. What are the general ways to supplement progesterone?
Injections of progesterone preparations may be taken.
Vaginal yellowing can be performed.
Oral progesterone preparations can be taken.
Another point to note is that in addition to supplementing with progesterone, daily diet and living habits need to be paid attention to.
Daily diet can eat more easily digestible foods, such as some rice porridge, winter melon soup, crucian carp soup and so on. Also pay attention to the diet to be light, because the use of progesterone is easy to relax the intestinal muscles, slow down the intestinal peristalsis, and easily cause constipation. Therefore, you can eat more vegetables rich in high fiber, such as celery, cabbage, lotus root, etc.
Pay more attention to daily living habits, do not lie in bed all the time, and walk around appropriately. Don't do heavy work, and don't lift heavy objects. Also pay attention not to stay up late, go to bed early and get up early, and ensure adequate sleep time.
The most important thing is to maintain a good mood, depressed or crying and other emotional fluctuations are relatively large, which is easy to affect the results of IVF transplantation.