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Eid Sa'id! 🌙✨May Allah bless you with happiness and open the doors of success for you. Let’s keep the spirit of Ramadan ...
20/03/2026

Eid Sa'id! 🌙✨
May Allah bless you with happiness and open the doors of success for you. Let’s keep the spirit of Ramadan alive in our hearts through kindness and prayer.
Enjoy the festivities, the sweets, and the laughter with your loved ones. Taqabbal Allah! 🤲❤️

After Embryo Transfer: How to Support Implantation 🤍After transfer, the embryo begins implantation in the uterus. Proper...
24/12/2025

After Embryo Transfer: How to Support Implantation 🤍

After transfer, the embryo begins implantation in the uterus. Proper pregnancy support—based on individual needs—can help improve outcomes.

Why it matters:
✔ Supports implantation
✔ Promotes early embryo development
✔ Reduces miscarriage risk

Who may need extra support:
Women with previous pregnancy loss, uterine conditions, luteal phase deficiency, IVF/IUI pregnancies, or signs of threatened miscarriage.

How to cooperate:
• Rest well, avoid overexertion
• Avoid sexual activity
• Eat light, nutritious foods
• Prevent infection
• Stay relaxed
• Follow your doctor’s advice

✨ Key takeaway:
Pregnancy support should be personalized and medically guided—not blind medication.

Exercise or Rest? A Simple Fitness Guide During IVFMany women wonder whether they should rest or stay active during IVF....
23/12/2025

Exercise or Rest? A Simple Fitness Guide During IVF

Many women wonder whether they should rest or stay active during IVF.
In fact, long-term bed rest is not recommended. Gentle, appropriate exercise can help support both physical and emotional health.

IVF Exercise Tips by Stage

▫ Ovarian stimulation:
Light activities only, such as walking or gentle yoga.
Avoid running, jumping, or intense workouts to prevent ovarian torsion.

▫ After egg retrieval:
Rest for 1–2 days. If you feel well, short and slow walks are fine.
Avoid heavy lifting and abdominal strain.

▫ After embryo transfer:
Rest more in the first 48 hours, then resume light walking.
No intense exercise or core training. Bed rest is not necessary.

▫ Luteal phase & waiting period:
Keep light daily activities like walking or meditation.
Stay relaxed and avoid overexertion.

Key Reminder
If you have special conditions (OHSS risk, bleeding, recurrent miscarriage), always follow your doctor’s advice.

✨ Bottom line:
Gentle, low-intensity movement—done at the right stage—can be a positive support during your IVF journey.

Professor Xiong Chengliang Visits Our Laboratory｜Precision Testing Is the Foundation of Reproductive MedicineOn November...
22/12/2025

Professor Xiong Chengliang Visits Our Laboratory｜Precision Testing Is the Foundation of Reproductive Medicine

On November 12, Professor Xiong Chengliang, a leading expert in reproductive medicine and Chief Scientist of Zhanjiang Jiuhe Hospital, visited our Clinical Laboratory Department for on-site guidance.

During the visit, Professor Xiong reviewed key laboratory areas including the PCR lab, biochemistry & immunology lab, blood bank, microbiology lab, andrology lab, and HIV screening lab, gaining a comprehensive understanding of our testing processes and quality control system.

He highly recognized our application of advanced automated testing equipment, and shared valuable insights on male infertility diagnosis and fertility preservation, based on his extensive clinical experience.

Professor Xiong emphasized that accurate and reliable laboratory testing is the cornerstone of reproductive medicine, playing a critical role in infertility diagnosis and treatment decision-making.

Guided by expert leadership and driven by rigorous quality control, we remain committed to precision testing and continuous improvement, delivering safer, more reliable reproductive healthcare for every family we serve.

The “Mysterious” 5–6 Days in the Embryology Lab 🧬What Happens to Your Embryo?In IVF, every embryo goes through careful s...
16/12/2025

The “Mysterious” 5–6 Days in the Embryology Lab 🧬
What Happens to Your Embryo?

In IVF, every embryo goes through careful selection before getting the chance to return to the uterus.

🔹 Day 1 – Fertilization
Egg and s***m meet through IVF or ICSI. Successful fertilization is confirmed.

🔹 Days 2–3 – Cell Division
The embryo divides into 4–8 cells. Embryologists assess quality and development.

🔹 Days 5–6 – Blastocyst Stage
The embryo becomes a blastocyst, with higher implantation potential.

✨ What’s next?
• Transfer into the uterus
• Or freezing at –196°C for future use

All embryos are cultured in a strictly controlled lab environment, closely mimicking the human body.

Rest assured — your embryo is in expert hands 💙

Microplastics Have Been Found in Human Te**es — A Silent Threat to FertilityHuman fertility is facing a quiet crisis.Inf...
16/12/2025

Microplastics Have Been Found in Human Te**es — A Silent Threat to Fertility

Human fertility is facing a quiet crisis.
Infertility rates are rising worldwide — and science is starting to uncover why.

A 2024 study from the University of New Mexico, published in Toxicological Sciences, found microplastics in human testicular tissue.

Researchers analyzed samples from 23 men and 47 dogs and detected 12 different types of microplastics in both.
Even more concerning:
👉 The average microplastic level in human te**es was nearly 3 times higher than in dogs.

The most common plastic found was polyethylene (PE) — the same material used in plastic bags and bottles — followed by PVC, widely used in construction and household products.

Why compare humans and dogs?
Because dogs share our living environment and have similar s***m characteristics.
Researchers also noted that s***m counts in dogs are declining, suggesting shared environmental factors may be affecting fertility in both species.

This isn’t an isolated finding.
A Columbia University study (2024) reported that 1 liter of bottled water contains about 240,000 plastic particles, most of them nanoplastics.

Microplastics are now everywhere — in water, food, air, and even inside the human body.
It’s estimated that a person may ingest up to 5 grams of plastic every week — about the size of a credit card.

What can we do?

Avoid single-use plastics, especially for food
Don’t heat food in plastic containers
Use glass, stainless steel, or reusable cups
Reduce bottled drinks and takeaway food
Choose natural fabrics like cotton or wool

Small choices matter.
Protecting fertility may start with reducing plastic in daily life.

🎶 Gratitude in Every Note, Warmth in Every Heart 💛Thankful for the journey together, empowered to grow! 🙌At Zhanjiang Ji...
10/12/2025

🎶 Gratitude in Every Note, Warmth in Every Heart 💛

Thankful for the journey together, empowered to grow! 🙌

At Zhanjiang Jiuhe Hospital, our Thanksgiving celebration mixed karaoke 🎤, lucky draws 🎁, and cozy tea breaks ☕—bringing smiles and heartfelt wishes to all our amazing staff.

President Fan shared his gratitude: “To our patients 💖, your trust drives us. To our staff 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️, your dedication strengthens our foundation. To our families 👪, your support lets us focus fully on care.”
From inspiring karaoke performances 🎵 to surprise gratitude card draws ✨, the event celebrated talent, teamwork, and the spirit of giving thanks.

At Zhanjiang Jiuhe, gratitude isn’t just a feeling—it’s our culture. From staff growth and well-being 🌱 to patient care and social responsibility 🌏, we empower development through thankfulness.
Here’s to growing together, caring together, and building a brighter future in reproductive healthcare 💛💫

Upholding Reproductive Ethics, Protecting the Start of Life｜Jieyang IVF Hospital Holds Successful Ethics Committee Meeti...
09/12/2025

Upholding Reproductive Ethics, Protecting the Start of Life｜
Jieyang IVF Hospital Holds Successful Ethics Committee Meeting

On December 1, 2025, Jieyang IVF Hospital held its second Reproductive Ethics Committee meeting of the year, reaffirming our commitment to safe, standardized, and ethically guided assisted reproduction.

The committee welcomed updated member appointments, bringing new expertise and energy to the team. Certificates for the Ethical Review & Standardized Management Training Program were also presented, highlighting our dedication to ongoing learning and high-level ethical practice.

During the meeting, members reviewed and improved key informed consent documents — including those for autologous s***m freezing, embryo abandonment, and s***m in-vitro activation — ensuring patients can clearly understand each step of their treatment.

Two special clinical cases were discussed in depth, offering valuable ethical insights for complex decision-making. The committee also supervised on-site embryo disposal procedures to ensure full compliance with established protocols.

At the end of the meeting, members toured the hospital’s new campus and praised its modern facilities, advanced technology, and patient-centered design — marking a new chapter for assisted reproduction in eastern Guangdong.

Hysteroscopy: With Anesthesia or Without? 🤔During IVF, many patients need a hysteroscopy to check the uterus and find is...
08/12/2025

Hysteroscopy: With Anesthesia or Without? 🤔

During IVF, many patients need a hysteroscopy to check the uterus and find issues that may affect implantation.

Does it hurt? Do you need anesthesia? Here’s the quick guide ↓

✅ Who usually needs it?

Abnormal bleeding
Unexplained infertility
Recurrent miscarriage / IVF failure
Suspected adhesions, polyps, septum
Uterine abnormalities
Endometrium check

✅ Exam vs. Surgery

Diagnostic hysteroscopy: Thin scope, quick, mild discomfort.

Operative hysteroscopy: Treat problems (polyps/adhesions) during the same procedure.

✅ Do you need anesthesia?

Most diagnostic exams → No anesthesia needed (10–30 min, tolerable).

If nervous or pain-sensitive → Local or general anesthesia is optional.

Surgery → Doctor chooses anesthesia type.

✅ Is anesthesia safe?

Yes. Fast-metabolizing drugs, body-safe, personalized dosage.

✅ How long?

10–30 min for exams; bigger treatments ~1 hour. Most can go home the same day.

Bottom line:
A hysteroscopy is safe, minimally invasive, and very helpful during IVF—don’t overthink it. ✔

Born in a Lab, Growing in Love: China’s First IVF Baby at 37👏💖On March 10, 1988, China welcomed its very first IVF baby ...
04/12/2025

Born in a Lab, Growing in Love: China’s First IVF Baby at 37👏💖

On March 10, 1988, China welcomed its very first IVF baby — Zheng Mengzhu 👶✨
Fast-forward 37 years:
➡️ She grew up healthy
➡️ Studied, worked, got married
➡️ And even had her own baby naturally 👏💖
Her story marks China’s journey from the first IVF attempt to becoming a global leader in reproductive medicine 🚀
The world’s first IVF babies? They’re adults now.
The world’s very first IVF baby was born in 1978 in the UK — she’s now a mom of two 👩‍👦‍👦 (both naturally conceived!).
The earliest IVF babies are now up to 47 years old 🎂
And yes — they’re living normal, healthy lives.
👶 IVF is helping millions start families
🌏 Over 8 million IVF babies have been born worldwide
🇨🇳 China welcomes over 300,000 ART babies every year — the highest in the world
With infertility affecting 1 in 6 adults globally, IVF is becoming a key path to parenthood for countless families ❤️
🌱 China IVF Medical Group’s commitment to new life
For 19 years, AIVF has helped welcome more than 36,000 IVF babies 👶✨
And we’ll continue bringing hope, happiness, and new beginnings to families everywhere 💛🌈

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