For some infertile women, if their physical conditions permit, artificial insemination can be used to conceive. However, after undergoing artificial insemination, there are also many things to pay attention to in order to avoid the failure of artificial insemination due to inadequate care in the later stage. So, can I walk after artificial insemination?
Within 48 hours after artificial insemination, it is recommended to rest in bed as much as possible. It is recommended to lie flat and avoid significant turning or waking movements. After 48 hours, you can lean slightly on the bed, but it should not be too long. The angle of leaning on the bed should be as small as possible. Generally, after 48 hours, one can also get out of bed and walk in moderation, but it should not be too long or too many times.
If conditions permit, try not to go out for three to five days and engage in small indoor activities. After five days, you can go outdoors for some small activities. During this period, it is advisable to avoid doing household chores as much as possible, rest more, and avoid activities such as lifting heavy objects or engaging in brisk walking or vigorous exercise.
In addition, it is necessary to go to the hospital at the designated time for necessary examinations to determine whether the pregnancy has been successful. If successful conception is achieved and entering the early stages of pregnancy, it is also necessary to pay attention to multiple aspects, as the implantation of fertilized eggs in early pregnancy is not yet stable and can be easily disrupted by certain factors, leading to miscarriage. Therefore, it is also necessary to take appropriate rest and increase nutrition.
