Bed Rest After Fet Ivf

My clinic said take it easy for 72 hours after the FET.

Bed rest after fet ivf. Another study showed that more prolonged bed rest 24 hours did not significantly affect the pregnancy rate. The only exceptions were intercourse and submerging. And patients can walk out just 10 minutes after the embryo transfer.

The most important thing after an embryo transfer is to keep relative rest for some days do not lift heavy weights do not climb up stairs and avoid stressful situations in general. Prolonged bed rest does not appear to influence the implantation rate after IVF-embryo transfer. This has also been researched and regardless of whether the bed rest is for 10 minutes 2 30 minutes 3 one hour 4 or one day 5 it seems that the less time that is spent in bed post embryo transfer the better the chances of pregnancy and ultimately a take home baby.

Some want to hold on to their patients and by claiming that bed rest is essential after the IVF treatment they can dissuade their patients from going to Bombay for their treatment. The 1-hour rest group had a rate of 215 percent whereas the 24-hour rest group had a rate of 182 percent. But research suggests that bed rest following embryo transfer is not required for successful.

In fact patients were not even allowed to stand up for quite some time after the procedure. They said that a woman who rested immediately after embryo transfer or all throughout the IVF cycle does not have a higher success rate when compared to a woman who went on and did her usual daily activities. This study shows that a 24 h period of bed rest following embryo transfer is not associated with a better outcome of the IVF-embryo transfer when compared with a 20 min rest period.

Bed rest for the variable duration is commonly recommended after an embryo transfer ET carried out during an in vitro fertilization IVF. More bed rest the more stress. Other doctors use this as a subtle way of blaming the victim if the cycle fails.

Got up to get snacks and go to the bathroom. A 1997 study found that a 24-hour bed rest after an embryo transfer did not yield a better result than a 20-min bed rest did. Enough medical studies have been done by many IVF clinic which prove that embryo implantation and pregnancy rates are not affected by rest.