Proper rest is needed after embryo transfer, but it is not necessary to stay in bed for a long time. Generally speaking, you should try to rest in bed within 48 hours after the embryo transfer, and after 48 hours you should be able to carry out activities, and after 3 days you can walk around indoors, and after 5 days you can be able to perform general mental work. Of course, different individuals have different states of uterine and ovarian health, and the embryo development process after the transfer is different, so the time needed for rest is not exactly the same, so it is best to take individualized rest according to the actual situation of the pregnant woman. If a pregnant woman has abdominal discomfort or abnormal bleeding after the embryo transfer, she should take more time to rest. During the first 3 months after the transfer, routine luteal support therapy is required; after the embryo transfer, pregnant women should avoid strenuous exercise and heavy physical labor, and sexual stimulation is prohibited.