I never thought that 77.1% of women’s success or failure of the test tube, but depends on this small step before transplantation!
What do you need to pay attention to before transplantation, it is estimated that a thousand sisters have 10,000 kinds of views, some have a scientific basis, and some may be just rumours, the circle sister once gave some precautions before and after the transplantation, but it is not comprehensive. This article to say this precaution, it is estimated that nine out of ten sisters have not heard of, perhaps even the doctor has not been concerned about, but this really affects the success rate of pregnancy, so it must be said clearly. Let me ask you a question: Has anyone ever checked their thyroid function before transplantation? I’m guessing very few of you can give an affirmative answer, it’s a matter of pregnancy success or failure. You may say, I have checked the thyroid gland is not a problem, but IVF itself can cause thyroid abnormalities, let’s take a look at what the literature says. 01 IVF affects thyroid function This is a meta-analysis article published in the Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics, the total sample size was 1,665 individuals, and the average TSH value at the end of the IVF was 2.53, which doesn’t seem high, but note that this is the average. What’s worse is that this state persisted, consistently above the threshold, for a full month, which corresponds to one month post-transplantation, severely impacting pregnancy success. Elevated TSH, commonly known as hypothyroidism, makes it difficult for a woman to get pregnant. If a woman becomes pregnant, her body is severely deficient in thyroxine, and the foetus relies on the mother’s supply of thyroxine, which can lead to miscarriage or serious malformation of the foetus. Even if pregnancy is successful, as thyroid function directly affects mental ability, hypothyroidism is likely to cause foetal retardation, mental retardation, preterm delivery, intrauterine foetal death, gestational toxicity,…
