Is it normal to have stomach discomfort after a transplant?

In modern society, due to various factors, women are unable to become mothers, which is indeed somewhat sad. However, modern medicine is developing very rapidly. Even if we encounter such problems, we can find ways to solve them, such as in vitro fertilization. Although the success rate of in vitro fertilization may not be very high, it is at least much better than not being able to have a child at all. So, is it normal to have stomach discomfort after a transplant?

Normal symptoms after transplantation

1. Feeling nauseous

Expectant mothers may experience morning sickness symptoms for a week or two after the transplant. Expectant mothers may feel nauseous or vomiting. Although morning sickness is also called "morning sickness," the symptoms of nausea are not limited to the morning. You may feel nauseous all day and all night.

2. Breasts become tender

After IVF transplantation, patients may experience tingling, tenderness and swelling in their breasts, which indicates that they may be pregnant. There is no need to worry too much. After a period of time, after your body adapts to the large amount of hormones, the pain will subside and your breasts will no longer feel uncomfortable.

3. Feeling tired

Due to the large amount of progesterone secreted in the patient's body after IVF transplantation, the IVF mother will feel tired. This is a symptom that almost all pregnant sisters have. This is a phenomenon that IVF may be successful and it is normal!

4. Abdominal pain

Mild abdominal pain, sometimes like a pins and needles, in any location and at any time - this condition is usually not serious. Infertile patients tend to pay too much attention to their abdomen, which is mostly related to mental stress. Relax, this is a normal phenomenon of the test tube, don't worry too much.

5. Bleeding

Patients experience light pink or brown bleeding after IVF transfer, and cramping may also accompany this condition. There may be some bleeding symptoms during the menstrual period, but it is not a real menstrual period. This is the result of a fertilized egg implanting in the uterus.

6. Constipation, chest tightness

After the IVF transplant, due to less exercise (the patient needs to lie down and rest as much as possible within 48 hours after the IVF transplant), the diet is more refined, and the use of progesterone drugs can reduce intestinal peristalsis, so patients may experience constipation. This is a normal reaction and it is normal to eat some easily digestible food. This is why most IVF experts recommend that patients eat more easily digestible foods after transplantation.