What should be noted regarding sexual activity after successful transplantation?

Generally, transplantation refers to embryo transfer, which involves transferring embryos formed through in vitro fertilization into the uterine cavity for implantation. After embryo transfer, sexual activity should be managed by limiting frequency, gentle movements, maintaining hygiene, avoiding adverse stimuli, and timing intercourse appropriately. Detailed explanations are as follows:

1. Limit Frequency

Sexual activity after embryo transfer should be limited in frequency. Avoid frequent intercourse, as excessive fatigue may affect embryo implantation.

2. Gentle Movements

During sexual activity, movements should be gentle. Avoid vigorous or rough movements that may exert pressure on the abdomen and affect the outcome of embryo transfer.

3. Maintain Hygiene

Before or after sexual activity, both partners are advised to rinse the genital area with warm water or take a shower to reduce the risk of infection. This also helps minimize risks to the embryo.

4. Avoid Adverse Stimuli

During sexual activity, try to avoid using products containing chemical substances to prevent adverse stimulation and reduce the risk of threatened miscarriage.

5. Proper Timing

Intercourse can be resumed three months after successful embryo implantation. During the first three months, the embryo is not yet stable, and early sexual activity may increase the risk of miscarriage.

In addition, adequate rest and sufficient sleep should be ensured after embryo transfer. Regular prenatal check-ups are also important to monitor embryonic development.