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Bed Rest after embryo transfer a bad thing?
Arabian researchers have completed a study regarding the issue of bed rest after embryo transfer. Current(Eastern) mobilisation and rest protocol guidelines specify that 1 hour or 24 hours bed rest is needed. But this study suggests that neither of them produce better pregnancy rates and that too much bed rest can be detrimental to implantation.
The study consisted of 378 women who were receiving IVF treatment and were randomly assigned either 1 hour or 24 hours bed rest after embryo transfer.
What is very interesting about this study is that the women who had rested for 24 hours suffered worse implantation rates at 9% compared to those who rested for only1 hour at 14.4%
Dr. Zouhair O. Amarin from the Jordan University of Science and Technology and his team concluded that "extended confinement to bed, may add to patient's anxiety and psychological stress and, instead, endorse freedom of mobility, from the stage of embryo transfer up until confirmation of pregnancy"
Notes...
Bed rest after embryo transfer is not commonly offered from western clinics, as there is no scientific evidence to back it up.
I believe that the statistics produced by this study are significant enough spur on more research into this area. And I wonder if our activities during the two week wait should be researched.
Study published by BJOG, November 2004
С две думи- залежаването след трансфер не се препоръчва. Пускам го, защото зная, че в някои от нашите клиники препоръчват лежане с дни. Оказва се, че не е необходимо.
Arabian researchers have completed a study regarding the issue of bed rest after embryo transfer. Current(Eastern) mobilisation and rest protocol guidelines specify that 1 hour or 24 hours bed rest is needed. But this study suggests that neither of them produce better pregnancy rates and that too much bed rest can be detrimental to implantation.
The study consisted of 378 women who were receiving IVF treatment and were randomly assigned either 1 hour or 24 hours bed rest after embryo transfer.
What is very interesting about this study is that the women who had rested for 24 hours suffered worse implantation rates at 9% compared to those who rested for only1 hour at 14.4%
Dr. Zouhair O. Amarin from the Jordan University of Science and Technology and his team concluded that "extended confinement to bed, may add to patient's anxiety and psychological stress and, instead, endorse freedom of mobility, from the stage of embryo transfer up until confirmation of pregnancy"
Notes...
Bed rest after embryo transfer is not commonly offered from western clinics, as there is no scientific evidence to back it up.
I believe that the statistics produced by this study are significant enough spur on more research into this area. And I wonder if our activities during the two week wait should be researched.
Study published by BJOG, November 2004
С две думи- залежаването след трансфер не се препоръчва. Пускам го, защото зная, че в някои от нашите клиники препоръчват лежане с дни. Оказва се, че не е необходимо.
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Re: Нещо интересно.
Благодаря за статията White Raven - тъкмо щях да задавам същият въшрос на моя лекар, за предстоиящото ми инвитро. Това е добра новина за мен, че аз се депресирам като се заседя в кащи а какво остава на легло:-)
Успех ти желая!
Успех ти желая!
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Така е , след 1 вото икси лежах 18 дни, защото така ми казаха. Сега ми предстои 2 ро и пак мисля да лежа, защото ми е такава психиката казали са ми и аз спазвам всичко само и само да стане.Дано