Is tummy distention normal after IVF transplantation?
IVF is an assisted reproductive technology, which has helped many couples realize their desire to have children. However, some women will experience abdominal distension after IVF transplantation, which to some extent leads to concerns about the success of transplantation. This article will elaborate on whether the tummy distension after IVF is normal from four aspects: the metabolism after abortion, the recovery after surgery, the influence of drugs and the development of embryos in vivo.
1、 Metabolism after abortion
After IVF transplantation, the female body will experience a false pregnancy. After the embryo is implanted into the uterus, the metabolism will change significantly, which may cause the feeling of bloating. During this process, the levels of estrogen and progesterone will rise, which will promote the enlargement of breast glands. In addition, the endometrium will thicken after pregnancy, resulting in uterine expansion. These physiological changes may cause the tummy to feel full.
In addition, the recovery of the body after abortion may also lead to a feeling of abdominal distension. After IVF transplantation, the female body will experience a long recovery process, including controlling endocrine balance and repairing endometrium. These changes may also lead to a feeling of bloating.
After miscarriage, the difference of individual physique will also affect the feeling of abdominal distension. Some women are more sensitive to hormonal changes, so they will feel fuller, while some women have no obvious discomfort.
2、 Recovery after operation
In vitro baby transfer (IVT) is the surgical transfer of embryos into the uterus. Although this operation is minimally invasive, it still needs to be used in a remote environment as a navigation guide. The incision after surgery needs to be restored, which may cause local pain and distension in the abdomen. In addition, post-operative wounds also need time to heal, so abdominal distension is also a normal reaction.
Personal postoperative recovery may also affect the feeling of abdominal distension. Some women may recover quickly after surgery, and the sense of distension will soon be reduced; Some women may recover slowly after surgery, and the sense of distension will last for a period of time.
The professional level and technology of the hospital will also affect the recovery after surgery. Regular professional hospitals usually have advanced surgical equipment and rich postoperative nursing experience, which can effectively alleviate symptoms and reduce the feeling of abdominal distension.
3、 Effects of drugs
In the process of IVF transplantation, women need to take some ovulation promoting, luteinizing and anti endocrine drugs, which may also cause the feeling of abdominal distension.
Ovulation promoting drugs can stimulate ovarian ovulation, leading to ovarian enlargement, which may lead to abdominal distension. Luteinizing drugs help to stabilize the fertilized egg by increasing the level of progesterone hormone, which may also lead to a feeling of abdominal distension.
In addition, anti endocrine drugs used in IVF transplantation, such as human chorionic gonadotropin and thinmatol, may cause abdominal distension.
4、 Development of embryos in vivo
After IVF transplantation, successful embryos will continue to develop in the uterus, which may also be one of the reasons for abdominal distension.
Embryo development in the uterus will occupy a certain space, leading to uterine expansion. In addition, when the embryo moves in the uterus, it may also stimulate the tissues around the uterus, causing a feeling of abdominal distention.
Normal developing embryos will start to secrete human chorionic gonadotropin, progesterone and other hormones within two weeks after transplantation, which may also lead to a feeling of bloating.
Summary
Abdominal distention after IVF transplantation is a normal reaction, which may be caused by changes in metabolism, recovery after surgery, the influence of drugs and the development of embryos in vivo. Women may feel bloated after transplantation, but this does not mean that the transplantation failed. If the feeling of tummy distension lasts and there are other uncomfortable symptoms, it is recommended to consult a professional doctor in time.
