Feeling of menstruation after transplantation

Nowadays, many young couples, because they have not been able to conceive for a long time, choose to go to the hospital for artificial insemination. This is to place the fertilized egg into the woman's body. However, there may be some minor adverse reactions in the body right after the transplant. The first is the feeling of menstruation. In this case, there is no need to worry. Pay attention to diet and care in life, and go to the hospital for a check-up after a period of time.

About Diet

This may be the most tangled question. There are all kinds of strange so-called "tricks" on the Internet: eating durian can increase thickness; eating grapefruit can promote implantation; drinking soy milk can increase hormone levels...

This is how it is said, very clearly. People who are planning to have a baby often like to believe everything they hear, and they are more likely to spread rumors.

In fact, it is very simple. You only need to think about it a little bit to know that if a certain food or fruit has such magical effects, why would doctors arrange for patients to take injections and medicines? Why should they just let patients eat fruits directly? Why go to the hospital to suffer?

No matter what food it is, it does have its benefits, but if you eat a large amount of it alone, there will definitely be side effects. For example, durian is high in calories; grapefruit is bitter, astringent and expensive; drinking too much soy milk will inevitably cause bloating...

After starting ovulation induction in the first week, you can eat more protein-rich foods. Some people like to eat meat so they can eat more meat; some like to eat fish so they can eat more fish; some like to drink milk so they can drink more milk. Some people don’t like to eat it, but there is no need to force yourself.

After the transplant, if some people are prone to constipation, they may want to eat more vegetables and fruits to promote gastrointestinal motility.

If it is something you have never eaten before, try not to try it at this stage. If it causes allergies or diarrhea, it will not be worth it.

About work and rest

As usual, you only need to rest for two or three days during egg retrieval and transplantation, and everything else remains the same. However, be careful to avoid twisting and high-impact movements.

Some people may think that IVF takes a long time and it is troublesome to take leave, so why not quit their job and prepare wholeheartedly. But this is actually unnecessary.

As long as your work is not too busy or tiring, try not to quit your job to prepare for pregnancy. Apart from the financial pressure, you will also be more likely to become nervous and overthink things. Every time you have a follow-up visit, the doctor will arrange the time for the next follow-up visit. As long as you arrange your work reasonably, it will be completely fine.

Instead of being nervous and doing nothing, it is better to maintain a normal schedule, work and life, and not to burden yourself and your family.

About Sports

Many mothers often ask: Do I need to exercise after ovulation induction and transplantation? How should I exercise?

Some people will still exercise after the week of transplantation, but some people dare not exercise after the transplantation. The post-transplant period is the same as the initial period. Don’t just sit there and do nothing because you have had a transplant.

The blood coagulation function of pregnant women will be stronger than usual, which means that the blood will be thicker and more prone to blood clots. If a blood clot breaks off and gets stuck in a smaller blood vessel, it will cause a thrombus embolism, which is very dangerous.

Therefore, you cannot let the blood flow slow down too much (such as lying down all day), and you must move as much as possible to promote blood circulation, thereby reducing the risk of thrombosis.