Surgical removal of eggs from a woman's body is the first step in IVF. Although the process of egg retrieval has reduced the occurrence of pain through various expected means, for women who have already had their eggs retrieved, their bodies may experience different abdominal distension reactions. Can abdominal distension after egg retrieval be transplanted?
1. After the bloating disappears. Most women who have had their eggs retrieved will experience varying degrees of bloating, which is due to the excessive reaction caused by egg retrieval. This bloating will gradually ease or subside over time. Therefore, transplantation can be carried out after the bloating reaction in women gradually subsides, which can promote the implantation of fertilized eggs in the female uterus.
2. Moderate rest. Although bloating can cause different types of concerns for women regarding the next fertilized egg transplant, if the bloating is only mild, it can be done after moderate rest. This process will not take long and will not have any adverse effects on the transplant and implantation of the fertilized egg.
3. Can be transplanted. For women who only have a small number of eggs collected at once and are accompanied by mild bloating, it does not affect the subsequent fertilized egg transplantation. However, considering the psychological impact of bloating on women, it is still necessary to rest for two days to relieve physical discomfort before transplantation, which will be more conducive to the growth and development of the fertilized egg in the future.
