Can I have sex during IVF?

You cannot have sex during the IVF period because after the successful IVF injection, the fertilized egg has not yet stabilized. Having sex at this time will cause symptoms of miscarriage in women. It is best to have sex three months after the successful transplant, usually in the middle of pregnancy. Having sex during in vitro fertilization will also affect the stability of the fertilized egg, and having sex is not allowed in the early stages of pregnancy for normal conception.

Can I have sex after getting pregnant through IVF?

When the test tube successfully enters the uterus, the patient is already in the early stages of pregnancy. During this stage, the patient's body will experience pregnancy reactions due to the entry of the fertilized egg, such as nausea, dizziness, fatigue, etc. These are relatively common phenomena and generally last for three months. During this period, the patient should pay attention to self-conditioning, try not to have intense emotions, excessive exercise, rest more, maintain a good attitude, and it is best to eat light appetizers. Be sure to avoid spicy or heavy-tasting foods, and prevent colds.

In fact, the success rate of in vitro fertilization varies due to individual differences, surgical effects, etc. The most important thing is that both parties who are preparing to undergo the operation need to have a detailed understanding with the doctor before undergoing the operation. This is the most conservative method.

If both men and women are healthy, the probability of pregnancy is only 10% each month under normal circumstances. If both the man and the woman have a disease, the success rate is only about 1%. Now the single-time success rate of in vitro fertilization technology has increased to about 40%, far exceeding the limits of human beings.

But IVF is a science after all, and it is impossible to achieve a 100% success rate. Currently, the success rate of the best in vitro fertilization centers abroad is generally only 50%. The success rate of test tube babies depends on many factors, including endocrine and laboratory conditions, the technical level of technicians, the patient's age, uterine and ovarian conditions, and whether there are other diseases, etc. Among them, the influence of the female's age is the most significant. The success rate of test tube babies for women between 25 and 35 years old is higher than the average level of 30%-40%, and some can reach 50% or even higher. However, after the age of 35, the success rate gradually decreases, reaching only about 20% at the age of 40. The reason is that with age, the quality and quantity of eggs decrease. However, the success rate of three times can generally reach 80%