The endometrium is the soil for fetal growth and development. Problems with the endometrium can affect women's physical and mental health, and are also closely related to the healthy growth of the next generation. In recent years, with the continuous development of medical technology, more women can achieve their pregnancy goals through transplantation methods, such as embryo transfer. So, is embryo transfer surgery big?
The current embryo transfer surgery technology is relatively mature, as long as it meets the surgical conditions, it can be done. However, the surgery has certain risks, and the specific situation varies from person to person. Embryo transfer is generally less painful, and it is necessary to maintain a moderate level of bladder filling before transfer, and be prepared to actively cooperate with the doctor for transplantation.
After embryo transfer, there is no need to stay in bed. After the transfer, the patient can leave immediately. Patients need to let go of their psychological burden and maintain a healthy mindset, which can help improve the success rate of the surgery. After transplantation, it is important to pay attention to daily routine and avoid high-intensity physical exercise. It is advisable to rest appropriately, but it is not advisable to stay in bed for a long time to prevent blood flow obstruction in the pelvic cavity, which is not conducive to the implantation of fertilized eggs.
Overall, embryo transfer is not a major surgery, and patients can live and work normally after the surgery without deliberate maintenance. Two weeks after the transfer surgery, HCG testing is required to determine pregnancy. If any abnormal conditions such as abdominal pain or bloating are found in the future, it is necessary to promptly consult the attending physician to prevent pregnancy accidents.
