The Problem of Fewer Follicles in IVF
IVF technology is the last hope of many infertile couples. However, some patients may face the problem of insufficient follicles, which will lead to a decline in the success rate of IVF. This article will discuss how to deal with the problem of few follicles in IVF from many aspects.
Seek help from professional hospitals
First, patients should seek help from professional hospitals. In China, there are many professional reproductive hospitals that have the experience and technology to deal with the problem of few follicles in IVF. For example, the Reproductive Medicine Center of the Third Hospital of Peking University and the Reproductive Center of Ruijin Hospital affiliated to Shanghai Jiaotong University. Professional hospitals can provide the latest treatment scheme and technology, and have experienced doctors and technicians.
Secondly, professional hospitals will also provide personalized diagnosis and treatment programs for patients. Because each patient's constitution and condition are different, personalized treatment can better solve the problem of IVF with fewer follicles and improve the success rate. Doctors in professional hospitals will, according to the specific conditions of patients, comprehensively consider factors such as hormone therapy, assisted reproductive technology and nutritional conditioning, and formulate a treatment plan suitable for patients.
Finally, professional hospitals can also provide one-on-one communication and guidance. In the process of IVF treatment, patients will face many uncertainties and emotional distress. By providing one-on-one communication and guidance for patients, professional hospitals can help patients alleviate anxiety, enhance confidence, and actively cope with the problem of fewer follicles in IVF.
Improve living habits and diet
In addition to seeking the help of professional hospitals, patients can also improve their living habits and diet to deal with the problem of IVF with few follicles. First of all, in terms of living habits, sufficient sleep, avoiding staying up late and reducing stress all have a positive impact on follicular development. Patients can improve their living habits and improve the chances of follicular development through regular work and rest, participation in relaxation activities, psychological counseling, etc.
Secondly, in terms of diet, reasonable diet structure and nutrition intake are crucial for follicular development. Patients should pay attention to increasing protein intake and eating more foods rich in vitamins and minerals, such as green leafy vegetables, fruits and nuts. In addition, proper exercise can also help improve follicular development and ovarian function.
In conclusion, by improving their living habits and diet, patients can actively cope with the problem of fewer follicles in IVF babies and improve the success rate of treatment.
Seeking psychological support and adjustment
IVF treatment may experience a series of psychological fluctuations, especially when faced with the problem of insufficient follicles. Therefore, it is very important to seek psychological support and adjustment.
First of all, patients can join relevant mutual aid groups. In the mutual aid group, patients can communicate and share with patients with the same experience and problems, and get understanding and support. This is very helpful for relieving anxiety and emotional stress.
Secondly, patients can try some psychological adjustment methods, such as meditation, relaxation, yoga, etc. These methods can help patients relax, adjust their emotions and strengthen their resistance.
Finally, if patients feel high emotional pressure, they can consider consulting professional psychological consultants for help. Psychological counselors can provide personalized psychological support and guidance to help patients understand and cope with the problems they face.
Summary
Fewer follicles in IVF is a common problem, but it is not insurmountable. Seeking help from professional hospitals, improving living habits and diet, and seeking psychological support and adjustment are all effective coping methods. Through the comprehensive application of these methods, not only can the success rate of IVF be improved, but also can help patients get through difficult stages and usher in the arrival of healthy babies.
