Physiological changes of IVF after transplantation
Test tube baby transplantation is an assisted reproductive technology, which aims to help couples who cannot conceive naturally achieve their reproductive aspirations. After transplantation, the female body will experience a series of physiological changes. This article will elaborate from four aspects: hormone change, weight change, breast change and emotional change.
Hormone changes
After IVF transplantation, the hormone levels in women will change significantly. First, in the process of egg retrieval, women use hormone drugs to promote ovulation in order to increase the number of eggs. These hormones can affect women's hormone levels, which may lead to mood swings, breast pain and other symptoms. In addition, after embryo transfer, women need to continue to use progesterone and other hormones to maintain the stability of the endometrium to promote implantation and pregnancy. These hormones can increase women's breast sensitivity and the risk of breast pain.
Hormone changes may also lead to mild nausea, headache and other discomfort in women. This is due to the influence of hormones on the central nervous system, but for most people, these discomfort is usually temporary and will not cause too much impact on normal life.
Weight change
After IVF transplantation, some women may have weight changes due to increased hormone levels in their bodies. On the one hand, hormones can affect women's appetite, resulting in increased calorie intake, which will lead to weight gain. On the other hand, hormones can also affect the metabolic rate of the body, accelerate the decomposition of fat, and may lead to weight loss. Therefore, weight gain and loss in women after IVF transplantation are normal physiological changes.
In addition to the effects of hormones, women after IVF transplantation should also pay attention to the effects of drugs. Drugs such as ovulation promotion and progesterone may cause water retention, leading to temporary weight gain. However, this water retention usually disappears quickly after drug withdrawal.
In general, weight change is a common physiological change after IVF transplantation, but in most cases, this change has no significant impact on health.
Breast changes
After IVF transplantation, women's breasts will undergo a series of changes. This is mainly due to the role of hormones. First of all, in the process of ovulation promotion, the estrogen level in the female body increases, which makes the breast tissue develop and proliferate, thus leading to breast pain and sensitivity. In addition, after embryo transfer, women need to continue to use progesterone and other hormones to maintain endometrial stability, which will also increase the risk of breast swelling and pain.
Breast changes are different from changes in other parts of the human body, and are often more sensitive and lasting. Some women may experience breast swelling, pain, sensitivity and even swelling within a few months after IVF transplantation. This is usually normal and will not affect pregnancy and embryo development.
Emotional changes
After IVF transplantation, women's emotions may change significantly. This is closely related to hormone changes. In the process of egg retrieval and embryo transfer, women experienced many medical procedures and suffered discomfort, which had a certain impact on their psychological state. In addition, the fluctuation of hormones will lead to the ups and downs of emotions, which may lead to anxiety, tension, fatigue and other emotions.
The process of IVF transplantation is a time full of expectation and anxiety for couples, so the emotional changes of women after transplantation are very common. The key is to provide good psychological support and care, try to avoid excessive pressure and anxiety, and maintain a good attitude is conducive to the progress of pregnancy.
Summary
After IVF transplantation, women will experience many physiological changes such as hormone changes, weight changes, breast changes and emotional changes. The increase of hormones may lead to mood fluctuations and breast pain, while weight changes are caused by the effects of hormones and drugs. Breast pain and sensitivity often last for a period of time, and emotional changes are closely related to the medical process and hormone fluctuations. To sum up, the physiological changes after IVF transplantation are normal physical reactions and generally do not have adverse effects on normal pregnancy and embryonic development.
