Can I eat breakfast on the day of transplant?

In recent years, there have been a lot of transplant operations. Many diseases require transplants to be cured. For example, leukemia requires bone marrow transplants, and uremia requires kidney transplants. The most widely used one is the test tube baby transplant operation, which brings good news to infertile women. It can be said that in vitro fertilization transplantation is an indispensable operation in modern medicine, and this transplantation is not a minor operation, so there are many precautions before the transplantation. So, can I eat breakfast on the day of transplantation?

If it is a test tube transplant, generally speaking, you can eat. Pay attention to eating easily digestible foods, such as noodle soup, porridge, etc., because you may need to pay attention to rest after the transplant. In addition, prevent constipation.

What to eat after IVF

1. Choose easily digestible food. After transplantation, due to rest, bed rest, and reduced exercise, appetite loss and indigestion may occur. It is imperative to choose easily digestible food.

2. Avoid constipation. Progesterone drugs can relax intestinal muscles and slow down intestinal peristalsis. Coupled with less exercise, constipation is easy to occur. In order to alleviate the symptoms of constipation, pregnant women should eat more high-fiber vegetables and fruits and eat less spicy food.

3. Avoid diarrhea. Most patients are not locals. They stay in hotels and eat fast food during the period before and after transplantation, which may cause them to suffer from "acclimatization". They should pay attention to food hygiene.

4. Avoid eating foods that are prone to allergies. People with allergic constitutions or allergies to certain substances should stay away from allergens and avoid eating foods that are prone to allergies, such as seafood.

5. High-protein diet Ovarian hyperstimulation is caused by the overreaction of the ovaries to ovulation-inducing drugs. Such patients initially experience discomfort such as poor appetite and abdominal bloating. They should be given a high-protein, easily digestible diet, eat small meals frequently, and control salt intake appropriately.