Successful experience of natural cycle transplantation

Sisters who have always wanted to conceive naturally but have never been able to do so, have suffered great physical and mental damage due to repeated attempts at artificial insemination that have all ended in failure. They become confused and helpless. These women really hope that someone can give them some guidance, because being able to share other people's successful experiences in artificial insemination will undoubtedly increase their confidence in preparing for pregnancy. The following is an introduction to the conception experience of a mother who successfully transferred through a natural cycle.

1. Choice of hospital and doctor: Don’t blindly trust authoritative hospitals. The older and more experienced a doctor is, the higher the success rate is not necessarily the case. Some young chief physicians tend to be more passionate, innovative and have a higher success rate. When I made my second choice, I chose the youngest director of the hospital. Of course, rapport was a very important factor. I don’t know if you have ever had this feeling sometimes, as soon as you enter the hospital, you feel very depressed and in a bad mood. This hospital is probably not suitable for you, so you should change to another one as soon as possible.

2. Plan selection: On the basis of establishing a complete set of health records, explain your condition to the doctor as detailed as possible. The next step is: trust any arrangements made by the doctor. I once found a recurrence of endometrial polyps through B-ultrasound after egg retrieval. I was afraid of failure again, so I hesitated whether to do another hysteroscopy. The director told me that her advice was not necessary.

3. About ovulation induction: Because I have endometriosis, chocolate cysts and endometrial polyps. From the last failure to this ovulation induction period, I started to take GNC's DHEA, Q10 coenzyme, and cholecalcitonin every day. At the same time, take Dayi VC, Swiss collagen and Shaklee protein powder every day. Of course, daily soy milk, mugwort foot bath and a cup of hot milk before bed are unmissable.

4. About my mentality during the transplant: Unlike the first time, I was very relaxed during this transplant. It’s not because this time there is one more chance than last time. Instead, I have become much calmer and feel that everything is in God's will. No matter what, I will try my best not to give up. The atmosphere was very relaxed during the transplant. The director chatted with me in a relaxed manner and encouraged me that it would definitely be successful.

5. About the mentality after the transplant: After the transplant, the nurse asked me to lie flat for ten minutes before getting out of bed. Then I lay flat on my back in the lounge for about 4 hours before going home. Including the day of transplantation, I rested at home for a total of 5 days. I spent the 5 days watching TV and surfing the Internet to pass the time. Not really lying flat. On the contrary, there are no taboos. Do what you should do. I started testing on the seventh day. It is indeed too early. I suggest sisters not to learn from me. It really affects my mood, especially since I injected 2000 units of chorionic villus on the 4th day, so that after my mental state was measured to be gray on the 7th day, it was almost blank on the 8th day. It almost caused me to collapse. Fortunately, it got worse on the ninth day, the grayness of thoughts reappeared, and got worse every day. Therefore, it is recommended that the test be conducted on the tenth day, which is the safest.