What to do if you have diarrhea before transplantation, what to do if you have diarrhea after IVF tr

1 Don't do strenuous activities;2 Diet: Light food, including vegetables, should be cooked thoroughly to prevent diarrhea3 Bathing problems: Try to wash as little as possible, the water should not be too hot, and try to shorten the bathing time, especially for patients who do not have frozen embryos, then do not take risks;4 Emotions:

I want to keep a normal mind, don't think too much, and control my emotions even if it's hard to do5 Comfort: Family members should be more caring, caring, and tolerant of them6 whether to work: It is not required to stop working, but the brain should not be too nervous, walk slowly, and be fully relaxed, in fact, the earth can turn without anyone, and there will be gains and losses;7 Medications:

Take medication on time and follow up. In short, do as instructed by the doctor.

Disease analysis: after embryo transfer, patients should not worry, diarrhea is a normal physiological phenomenon, it should not be suitable to cause, many patients can get pregnant normally after transplantation, diarrhea is not directly related to pregnancy. First of all, it is necessary to treat the symptoms and solve the symptoms of diarrhea, for example, if diarrhea is very serious, the problem of diarrhea must be solved first.

Diarrhea may be due to symptoms of indigestion due to spleen and stomach deficiency and cold. It is generally recommended not to eat cold drinks such as chilled fruits, prawns, sea crabs, eels, marine fish, carp, black fish and other foods. You can massage the abdomen and take drugs such as spleen and intestinal pills to treat the symptoms**.

Diarrhea is prone to dehydration and electrolyte imbalance, so it is necessary to drink the right amount of water and electrolytes. It is recommended that sisters with mild diarrhea can boil vegetables into soup or juice and filter fruits to drink, which can replenish the lost potassium;For sodium supplementation, add a little salt to the boiled vegetable broth.

Diarrhea ** measures.

Drink plenty of water Patients with diarrhea must be hydrated in large quantities due to severe water shortages and electrolyte imbalances. Rehydration salts containing sodium chloride, potassium chloride, and glucose and sodium citrate are ideal because they replenish lost glucose and minerals in the body, and regulate the acid-base balance of potassium, sodium, electrolytes, and waterCarrot juice, apple juice, watermelon juice, etc. can not only replenish water, but also supplement essential vitamins, which is also a good supplement. They are both good remedies to prevent the body from becoming dehydrated and prostration due to diarrhea.

Do not rush the medication.

Unless it is diarrhea caused by a viral or bacterial infection, or severe diarrhea has complications, ordinary diarrhea does not require medication**, and its symptoms usually do not exceed 48 hours. Therefore, do not use medication to stop diarrhea for at least two days, because diarrhea is the body's way of eliminating toxins. Today, when a patient has acute diarrhea, doctors discourage the use of antidiarrheal agents unless there are other conditions that need to be controlled urgently.

Otherwise, it may be advantageous to let it drain and speed up recovery.

Check the medications used.

Diarrhea can sometimes be related to medications you take, such as antacids to relieve heartburn. Acid-making agents are the most common drugs that cause diarrhea. To avoid diarrhea associated with heartburn, it is advisable to use an antacid that contains only aluminum hydroxide.

In addition to antacids, medicines such as antibiotics, quinidine, and colchicine (an anti-gout drug) can also cause diarrhea. If you suspect that these or other medications are causing you diarrhea, you should ask your doctor.

It's best to call yourself your primary care physician.