Operation guide of IVF under new regulations
The emergence of IVF technology has brought hope to those couples who cannot conceive naturally. However, the new regulations have made some changes in the operation of IVF. In this article, I will elaborate on how to carry out IVF under the new regulations from four aspects.
Select the right hospital and doctor
First of all, choosing a regular hospital is the first step for IVF. It is necessary to ensure that the hospital has a legal license and rich experience. For example, as one of the reliable medical institutions, the People's Hospital of a city has a IVF specialty and a professional team of doctors to provide personalized diagnosis and treatment programs. When selecting doctors, consider their professional background and experience, communicate with them and solve all questions.
After determining doctors and hospitals, we should also know about the relevant treatment costs and insurance coverage. The cost of IVF is relatively high, including drug costs, surgery costs and post natal care costs. Make sure that you are financially prepared and clearly communicate and negotiate with the insurance company.
Conduct necessary medical examination
Before IVF operation, doctors will ask for a series of medical examinations. The purpose of these examinations is to assess the patient's physical condition and fertility to determine the best treatment plan.
Usually, these examinations include blood and urine examination, genital organ examination, endocrine function examination, and quality assessment of sperm and eggs. Through these examinations, doctors can understand the specific conditions of patients and prepare for subsequent operations.
In addition, genetic examination is also required under special circumstances to exclude the risk of suffering from certain genetic diseases.
Prepare for surgery and operation
According to the results of the medical examination, the doctor will develop a personalized treatment plan. For female patients, doctors may give some ovulation promoting drugs to increase the production of eggs. At the same time, artificial insemination or direct in vitro fertilization may also be carried out.
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a common operation mode in IVF technology. It combines eggs and sperm in the laboratory to form a fertilized egg, and then transfers the fertilized egg back to the patient's uterus. In the process of egg loading and fertilized egg transplantation, doctors will use analgesic, sedative and other drugs to reduce pain and discomfort. Professional doctors and technical teams are required to monitor the whole operation.
Postoperative nursing and pregnancy management
After the IVF operation is successful, it needs to accept the corresponding pregnancy management. Usually, doctors will establish a strict pregnancy management plan, including regular pregnant women inspection, medication, diet and rest advice, and treatment when necessary.
During pregnancy, patients should pay attention to rest and avoid strenuous exercise and sexual life. At the same time, maintaining a good attitude and positive emotions is very important for the healthy development of the fetus.
Summary
For IVF under the new regulations, a regular hospital and professional doctor should be selected first. Secondly, necessary medical examinations should be carried out to assess the patient's physical condition and fertility. Then, according to the treatment plan, the operation and operation will be carried out, and pregnancy management and nursing will be carried out after the operation. Through the detailed elaboration of the above aspects, we hope to provide some guidance and reference for couples who wish to realize their reproductive dreams through IVF technology.
