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What Causes Fever After An Embryo Transfer?

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Posted on Fri, 17 Jul 2015
Question: my wife underwent embryo transfer 3 days back. she had fever from which she has recovered today. having problems in motion and no motion for last 2 days. can u pls suggest which medicine to take for the same
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Answered by Dr. Sameer Kumar (28 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
its progesterone effect....so normal to experience...explained

Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Thanks for the query to hcm,
As your wife has just undergone embryo transfer and under all progestognenic medications which are a part of protocol. Progesterones tend to raise the body temperature and hence feverish one may feel, also it decreases the gastrointestinal motility which may cause constipation.
There is no actual requirement to take any medication for the same at present but to maintain good hydration and proper balanced diet. She should be taking about 12-15 glasses of water daily else she may experience even headaches as progestognenic effect.
After a week , the serum beta hcg levels shall be estimated to see the success and also a transvaginal ultrasound may be undertaken to check if the implantation has succeeded.
So at present conservative management is the best management.
Regards
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What Causes Fever After An Embryo Transfer?

Brief Answer: its progesterone effect....so normal to experience...explained Detailed Answer: Hello, Thanks for the query to hcm, As your wife has just undergone embryo transfer and under all progestognenic medications which are a part of protocol. Progesterones tend to raise the body temperature and hence feverish one may feel, also it decreases the gastrointestinal motility which may cause constipation. There is no actual requirement to take any medication for the same at present but to maintain good hydration and proper balanced diet. She should be taking about 12-15 glasses of water daily else she may experience even headaches as progestognenic effect. After a week , the serum beta hcg levels shall be estimated to see the success and also a transvaginal ultrasound may be undertaken to check if the implantation has succeeded. So at present conservative management is the best management. Regards