Successful transplantation is just the first step towards a healthy pregnancy. How to "maintain" the pregnancy during early pregnancy is often more confusing than how to conceive at all. Leilawa, in collaboration with scientific consensus, identifies three common misconceptions about maintaining a healthy pregnancy and helps you focus your efforts on scientific methods.

Myth 1: Staying in bed completely, not daring to move at all

Many patients stay in bed for several days or even weeks after transplantation, fearing that they might miscarry if they move. However, research shows that long-term bed rest does not improve the chances of successful implantation or a live birth. Instead, it increases the risk of thrombosis, constipation, and anxiety. Most doctors recommend moderate activity and normal living habits, avoiding heavy physical labor and strenuous exercise.

Myth 2: The more progesterone, the safer

Progesterone can be useful in some cases, but the idea that "the more progesterone, the safer" is incorrect. Whether and in what dosage progesterone is needed should be determined by a doctor based on blood tests and treatment plans. Blindly increasing the dosage can neither enhance effectiveness nor prevent discomfort. Do not adjust the dosage on your own.

Myth 3: Spotting blood means failure

There are many reasons for minor bleeding during early pregnancy (such as implantation bleeding or cervical factors), and it may not necessarily indicate a miscarriage. What matters is the amount of bleeding, abdominal pain, and changes in blood levels. Seek medical attention immediately if bleeding occurs, rather than acting recklessly at home or taking unnecessary medications.

Three key aspects of scientific pregnancy maintenance

1. Follow the doctor's instructions regarding medication use: Do not adjust the dosage without permission.

2. Engage in moderate activity: Live a normal life, avoid prolonged sitting or lying down, and avoid heavy physical labor.

3. Monitor regularly: Follow the doctor's advice to check HCG levels, progesterone levels, and have ultrasound examinations. Do not interpret results yourself too frequently.

Emotion also plays a role in maintaining a healthy pregnancy

Excessive anxiety can affect the body through neuroendocrine mechanisms. Trusting your doctor and doing your duty properly will help ensure a stable embryo development.

Leilawa's reminder

The essence of maintaining a healthy pregnancy is to do what is necessary and avoid causing trouble with unnecessary actions. Leilawa provides follow-up services during early pregnancy, offering scientific guidance and reminders for follow-up visits. However, any medication or treatment adjustments should be done under the guidance of your primary physician.