Women all hope to conceive naturally. However, due to environmental and physical factors, conception can only be achieved through transplantation methods. In fact, as long as the transplantation is successful, any method of conception is worth celebrating. Some women suddenly cough after transplantation. Does coughing after transplantation have an impact on embryos?
Generally, it doesn't have a significant impact. As long as the cough is not very severe, it will not have a significant impact. If the cough is too severe, it needs to be treated. However, after transplantation, in order for the embryo to grow normally, medication for cough treatment should not be taken, as this can have a significant impact on the embryo. Every time you take medication, you need to read the detailed instructions.
If you find yourself coughing after transplantation, you can adjust it through diet. Diet is always better than medication and has no side effects, making it relatively safe. After transplantation, one must avoid eating spicy food when coughing, as this can worsen the condition. If the cough worsens, it can easily affect the embryo.
After transplantation, coughing requires eating some light and nutritious foods to prevent poor embryo development. Secondly, it is still necessary to rest more, as rest is also important for the body. When the body is well rested, the cough naturally subsides.
