Can I lie on my side after the transplant?

In vitro fertilization is a process in which sperm and egg from outside the body are successfully transplanted into the woman's uterus through artificial means. Whether the sperm and egg combination can successfully implant the embryo after being transplanted into the woman's uterus also represents the importance of whether the in vitro fertilization is successful. After the sperm and egg combination are transplanted into the woman's uterus, there are many things that need to be paid attention to in daily life and daily living, otherwise it is easy to cause unsuccessful embryo implantation. So, can you sleep on your side after the test tube transplant?

Can I sleep on my side after IVF?

1. It is not recommended to stay in bed after embryo transfer. Some people are worried that sleeping on the side will cause the test tube embryo to fall into the bilateral fallopian tubes on one side. Some are even worried that the bed might fall out while they are sleeping at night, so they stare at the ceiling and are afraid to close their eyes, while others put something on their bodies to prevent the bed from falling out. I wake up feeling physically and mentally exhausted after a good night's sleep.

2. Long-term bed rest can cause constipation. After the application of corpus luteum copper, the intestinal peristalsis function is reduced. In addition, the patient is unwilling to go to the toilet more often, worrying that the test tube embryo will fall out if he urinates. Psychological barriers can also cause constipation.

3. Don't pay attention to what's secreted in your underwear, because if you pay too much attention you will find that there is more liquid in your underwear. In fact, there is always secretion in the vagina, especially when the estrogen level rises, the secretion will increase compared to the normal cycle. No matter how careful you are, you will not find the trace of test tube embryos in your underwear.

4. Long-term bed rest is very likely to cause venous thrombosis. The blood flow is slow after bed rest. Elderly patients, patients with hypercoagulable conditions, and obese patients are particularly at risk, which increases the risk of thrombotic diseases.

5. You don’t have to always think about doing a transvaginal ultrasound. The two white spots pointed out during transplantation are the two small air columns marking the location of the test tube embryo. Between the two air columns is a drop of liquid that nourishes the test tube embryo. Seeing the white spots can help you understand the location of the test tube embryo more accurately. After the test tube embryo is placed in, the air column will be quickly absorbed and will no longer be visible.

What food to eat after IVF test tube transfer

1. Choose a diet that is easy to digest: You need to stay in bed after embryo transfer, and your appetite will easily decrease after the intensity of exercise decreases. At this time, you can choose foods that are easy to digest and absorb in your diet, such as millet porridge, noodles and so on.

2. Prevent constipation: In order to prevent or relieve the symptoms of constipation, you can eat more foods rich in dietary fiber to promote digestion, such as lettuce, cabbage, lettuce, lotus root, yam, etc.

3. Prevent diarrhea: It is not suitable to eat raw, cold food or spicy food. Irregular diet and uncontrolled meals can also cause digestive dysfunction and lead to diarrhea.

4. Avoid eating foods that are prone to cause skin allergies: Do not eat foods that are prone to cause skin allergies, such as beef, mutton, seafood and other foods. In addition, adequate protein and vitamin supplementation is helpful in preventing skin allergies.

5. Eat high-protein foods: Pay attention to supplementing more protein, eat high-protein foods, low-calorie, and easily digestible foods to ensure sufficient calories and enhance immunity.

The success of in vitro fertilization is the result of many comprehensive factors. Women need to pay attention to the regulation of their physical condition and the intake of nutrition and diet before and after the sperm and egg transfer. At the same time, whether it is the sexual life of women after the sperm and egg transfer, or the pregnancy reaction after embryo implantation, women and doctors need to communicate and cooperate in time. At the same time, regular prenatal examinations should be carried out to check the growth and development of the fetuses in time.