Physiological performance of test tube baby after transplantation
IVF is a kind of assisted reproductive technology, which is to cultivate the fertilized eggs in the laboratory for a certain period of time, and then transplant them into the female uterus for a smooth pregnancy. After IVF transplantation, patients may face some physiological manifestations and conditions, which may vary from person to person. The following four aspects will be elaborated in detail: changes in the body, external reactions, hormone changes and mental state.
In vivo changes
After IVF, the successful implantation of the fertilized egg into the uterine wall is an important change in vivo. This process may lead to some abdominal discomfort, such as slight abdominal pain or pulling sensation. This discomfort usually occurs within a few days after implantation and gradually decreases over time.
Because the implantation of fertilized eggs will lead to changes in hormone levels, some women may experience breast swelling, pain and sensitivity after transplantation. This is a normal reaction, but in some cases it may cause discomfort.
In addition, women after transplantation may experience frequent urination and mild nausea. This is due to the changes of progesterone and other hormones, which play an important role in the early pregnancy. These symptoms usually disappear within a few weeks of pregnancy.
In vitro reaction
In the process of IVF transplantation, women need to receive treatment of assisted reproductive technology, such as injection of ovulation promoting drugs and ovum retrieval surgery. These treatments may cause some in vitro reactions.
Ovulation promoting drugs may cause ovarian enlargement, causing slight abdominal distension and discomfort. Egg retrieval is a minimally invasive procedure that may cause a small amount of bleeding and pain. These discomfort are usually temporary and will not have a serious impact on the patient's health.
Hormone changes
In the process of IVF transplantation, hormone therapy is needed to promote follicular growth and ovarian ovulation. This treatment can lead to changes in female hormone levels.
In the process of treatment, women may have emotional fluctuations, irritability, anxiety and other mental state changes. This is caused by fluctuations in hormone levels such as estrogen and progesterone, which usually gradually return to normal after treatment.
In addition, hormone therapy may also cause some other physical symptoms, such as headache, fatigue and edema. These symptoms are usually temporary.
mentality
IVF transplantation is a process full of expectation and anxiety, which has an impact on the psychological state of patients.
Some patients may experience mood swings and increased stress. They may worry about the success of transplantation and pregnancy. These pressures and anxieties may have an impact on the daily life of patients.
However, IVF transplantation has also given many patients hope and joy. They actively face the treatment process, maintain a good attitude, and believe that everything goes smoothly.
summary
Although IVF is an assisted reproductive technology, patients may experience some physiological and psychological changes in the whole process. In vivo changes include abdominal discomfort, breast pain and nausea. In vitro reactions are mainly caused by assisted reproductive technology treatment, such as abdominal distension and a small amount of bleeding. Hormone changes can cause mood swings and other physical symptoms. The patient may experience anxiety, pressure, joy and other mental states in the whole process. Nevertheless, IVF transplantation is still an important way for many couples to achieve their reproductive aspirations.
