How to adjust after IVF

The emergence of in vitro fertilization often makes women feel extremely stressed and sometimes even shocked. There are many reasons for biochemical pregnancy, such as defects in the fertilized egg itself and insufficient ovarian corpus luteum function of the woman herself. Therefore, before pregnancy, it is necessary to supplement folic acid in time, regulate the body's estrogen, supplement soy isoflavones, etc. In addition, moderate exercise and maintaining an optimistic and cheerful attitude can help prevent it.

How to adjust after IVF

1. Supplement nutritional needs

Supplement folic acid to regulate estrogen in the first three months of pregnancy, supplement soy isoflavones, take vitamin E every day, drink soy milk and eat black beans one week before ovulation

Avoid strenuous exercise and long-distance travel after embryo transfer. Be sure to avoid uterine contractions after embryo transfer. Too high a contraction frequency is not conducive to the implantation of the fertilized egg and can easily induce biochemical pregnancy. 3. Pre-pregnancy check-up

When preparing for pregnancy, you need to undergo genetic, blood typing, reproductive system and other examinations to ensure the quality of the embryo.

Biochemical pregnancies are mostly the result of natural selection of the fittest. Therefore, if a biochemical pregnancy unfortunately occurs, you must treat it rationally, actively cooperate with the doctor to find the cause, adjust your physical and mental state, and prepare for the next transplant.

What are the causes of biochemical pregnancy?

The fertilized egg itself is defective and has chromosome abnormalities;

Ovarian corpus luteum insufficiency, insufficient progesterone secretion, and endometrial abnormalities affect the implantation of the fertilized egg;

Uterine factors: uterine hypoplasia, uterine submucosal fibroids, endometrial polyps, intrauterine adhesions, endometrial tuberculosis, etc. affect the implantation of the fertilized egg;

Immune factors: Research on immune factors in recent years has shown that there are two immune conditions that affect conception.

Alloimmunity: sperm, seminal plasma or fertilized egg are antigenic substances. After being absorbed by the vaginal and uterine epithelium, they produce antibody substances through immune reaction, which prevents the sperm and egg from combining or the fertilized egg from implanting; Autoimmunity: There are zona pellucida autoantibodies in the serum of infertile women. After reacting with the zona pellucida, they can prevent sperm from penetrating the egg and thus prevent fertilization; Influence of external factors: Smoking (including second-hand smoke), drinking, exposure to chemical toxins, severe noise and vibration, abnormal emotional excitement, high temperature environment, etc. without knowing the pregnancy can cause damage to the placenta and fetus and cause miscarriage.

Disease virus: When a woman becomes ill after becoming pregnant and her body is infected with a disease virus, the virus will affect the fertilized egg and baby, affecting its development and causing miscarriage.