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November 1, 2021  |  By nagendra In Blog, IVF Advanced

Implantation after IVF: 5 crucial tips

Implantation after IVF: 5 crucial tips

IVF centre in Hyderabad is the ideal place for the implantation process and patients are certainly in safe hands. IVF treatment in Hyderabad is worth considering for its excellence.

In humans, implantation happens to be the stage of human reproduction at which the embryo tends to adhere to the wall of the uterus. At this point of time of prenatal development, the conceptus is called a blastocyst. Once this adhesion attains success, the female is considered to be pregnant and the embryo will indeed receive oxygen as well as nutrients from the mother to grow.

Much can be known about implantation by visiting the IVF centre in Hyderabad.

Can a person improve implantation chances after an IVF embryo transfer? It is a question often raised by patients. The embryo transfer has gone off well. The person’s expectations are rather very high. A person will do anything to make implantation happen.

1. Taking time off is important. We mean it. Implantation takes place between 1 and 5 days after a blastocyst transfer. If a person does not do so it is bad for health. Taking a week off helps. There is no hard evidence that being home alone tends to help, but research is not the end in itself. Stay at home and do take it easy. Watch TV. Do not stress yourself. Be anywhere except of course the office. This is personal time.

Implantation after IVF: 5 crucial tips

If a person is worried about what the employer thinks, remember this. In the UK at least, employers should treat IVF appointments and sickness such as any other medical matter. Talk to your boss. An understanding employer should also be receptive to flexible working around one’s IVF treatment and either paid or unpaid leave.

2. Go for blastocysts. Research does say blastocysts do have higher implantation rates than younger embryos. A person does need embryos as well as a receptive uterus to maximize implantation after IVF.

3. Get one’s lining in shape. Implantation does not happen if one’s endometrial lining is

4. Implantation foods? Tread with care

Implantation foods need to be had carefully. A person may Google and feel pineapple is good for implantation which is nonsense. The same applies to green tea, raspberry leaves, bananas, tofu, and other so-called implantation foods. If one’s uterus required specific foods to boost implantation, the clinic would prescribe them.

The reason for avoiding certain foods around implantation is that they may cause more harm than good. They do detract a person from what a person is doing. It is good to eat a balanced diet for at least three months before starting fertility treatment. Avoiding processed foods, limiting one’s sugar, eating good carbohydrates, adding in oily fish twice a week, avoiding neglecting proteins and pulses, taking a daily multivitamin with folic acid, and thus ensuring good nutrition.

5. Implantation does take place between 1 and 5 days after a blastocyst transfer. If a person does not have a day-5 transfer, the implantation window is 6 to 10 days after egg retrieval.

Implantation bleeding that occurs after an IVF cycle is indeed common. A person has to look out for a little light spotting, a pink or brown discharge during the days just after the transfer. If it is accompanied by mild cramping, things may be going one’s way.

Based on, a 2016 Study, it has been observed that bed rest may negatively affect the pelvis for at least a week following embryo transfer. That being said, you do not need bed rest to impact IVF outcomes. Avoid intercourse, heavy lifting, and activities that may cause trauma to oneself.

Conclusion

IVF treatment in Hyderabad has excellent results and the implantation process is comfortable.

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