What should I eat after transplantation to help implantation?

After women have completed the test tube transplant, in order to ensure that the embryo implants and develops smoothly, there are many things they need to pay attention to. If they fail to pay attention to any of these aspects, it may lead to the ultimate failure of the test tube baby. For example, you must not do strenuous exercise after the transplant, as strenuous exercise will affect the implantation of the embryo. So what foods can help the embryo implant in the uterus?

What should I eat after transplantation to help implantation?

1. Choose easily digestible foods

After transplantation, due to reduced rest, involuntary exercise, and high psychological pressure, appetite loss and indigestion may occur, so it is imperative to choose easily digestible food.

2. Pay attention to blood supplement and fetal protection

After pregnancy, the pregnant woman's demand for iron increases significantly. In addition, most women do not store enough iron at the beginning of pregnancy, which is the main cause of anemia in pregnant women.

Anemia is particularly threatening to pregnant women and fetuses. For example, severe anemia can lead to fetal hypoxia, causing intrauterine growth retardation, premature birth, or even stillbirth. Considering the serious consequences, pregnant women must be wary of the occurrence of anemia. If they experience fatigue, weakness, dizziness, tinnitus, loss of appetite, indigestion, irritability, inability to concentrate, pale lips and oral mucosa, etc., they should consider whether they have anemia. By the time even the nails become thin, brittle, pale, and dull, you may already have severe anemia. Pregnant women with anemia should supplement with more iron-containing foods, such as donkey-hide gelatin, liver, red dates, peanuts, cherries, etc.

3. Avoid constipation

Progesterone drugs can relax intestinal muscles and slow down intestinal motility. Combined with low exercise, these drugs can easily cause constipation. To relieve constipation symptoms, eat more high-fiber vegetables and fruits and less spicy food.

4. Avoid eating foods that may cause allergies

People with allergic constitution or allergies to certain substances should be careful to stay away from allergens, avoid eating foods that are prone to allergies, and do not eat anything they have never eaten before.

5. High-protein diet

These patients with ovarian hyperstimulation will have discomfort such as poor appetite and abdominal bloating. They should be given a high-protein, easily digestible diet, eat small meals frequently, and control salt intake appropriately. The daily protein supply is 1.5-2g/kg, with a total of 100-140g, mainly high-quality protein. You can choose chicken, duck, fish, eggs, soybeans and their products. There is sufficient supply of heat energy and vitamins.

6. Eat small, frequent meals

After the transplant, the patient moves less and is more still, eats delicately, and takes pregnancy-preserving drugs. He or she is anxious, has poor sleep, and often feels bloated. Therefore, he or she should eat small and frequent meals. You can have snacks between meals, such as high-protein foods such as milk, soy milk, eggs, and cakes.

This article introduces in detail the dietary considerations after IVF transplantation. If you want to get pregnant and give birth through IVF, if you want to increase your IVF success rate, then it is best to carefully refer to the dietary precautions in this article.