After the embryo transfer, many mothers-to-be probably still have quite a bit of anxiety.
One of the most popular questions that many people still wonder is about urination after embryo transfer. If you urinate, will it have any effect on the transferred embryo?
When you feel like urinating, there might be a contraction in the lower abdomen, right? But don’t worry. The contraction feeling is a normal symptom of people who hold their bladders. It definitely will not affect the embryo.
Then, after embryo transfer, can woman get up to urinate right away?
Yes, you can! Firstly, you must understand that the bladder, vagina, and uterus are different parts. Therefore, there is no impact. After transferring the embryo, you can go to a bathroom and do your personal hygiene activities or urinate. It does not cause the embryo to fall out anyway.
But what affects the embryo really depends on how one behaves. Taking medicine and resting after embryo transfer can also impact the embryo. Therefore, it is best to follow the doctor’s advice.
—
Prime Fertility Center, we not only provide infertility treatment services but what we aim and consistently develop is customer service with care, being ready to provide consultation, taking care and paying attention to every emotion like a family member. As we well understand the feeling, pressure, and stress of those who are unable to have babies. So, we aim to deliver warmth and offer full services to facilitate our patients. We work with the determination and attention of our specialized doctor, embryologists, and skillful staff in taking care of the patients and providing a comprehensive counseling service.
Should you be interested in getting fertility consultation, please contact us. | ICSI Bangkok | IVF Bangkok
Tel. : 062-648-6688 / 062-648-8866 / 02-029-1418–9
Line : http://line.me/ti/p/~@primefertility
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/primefertilitycenter
E-mail : [email protected]
Working Hours
- Open: Monday – Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
Time: 08:00 – 16:00 - Closed: Thursday, Sunday and Public Holidays
