When do IVF babies start night injection
The emergence of IVF technology provides a reproductive option for couples who cannot conceive naturally. In the process of IVF, doctors often use night acupuncture to promote the maturation and excretion of eggs. Although many people have doubts about when IVF will start night injection, with the support of modern medicine, we have some guidance.
Suitable time for night injection
The appropriate time for night injection of IVF is based on the periodic changes of sex hormones and the monitoring of ovarian function. Generally speaking, doctors will determine the use time of night acupuncture according to women's menstrual cycle and ovarian ovulation function.
First, the doctor will determine whether the women's ovarian function is normal through blood tests and ultrasonic monitoring. If a woman has ovulation problems or abnormal ovarian function, the doctor may recommend using night acupuncture at a specific time of the cycle to promote safe and effective ovulation.
Secondly, doctors also observe women's menstrual cycle. Generally speaking, IVF treatment will start on the third day of a woman's menstrual cycle, and then use night acupuncture according to the monitoring results and the doctor's recommendations. Usually, women will use night acupuncture near the bedtime at night to better use the sleeping time to complete the effect of the drug.
After determining the appropriate time for the use of night acupuncture, the doctor will continue to monitor the growth of female follicles to ensure the right time to take eggs and provide further treatment guidance.
Effects and side effects of night acupuncture
Night acupuncture is used in IVF mainly to promote the maturation and excretion of eggs and improve the success rate of pregnancy. Under normal circumstances, night acupuncture will stimulate the ovary to release one or more mature eggs so that doctors can take them out for in vitro fertilization.
However, some side effects may occur during the use of night acupuncture. For example, blood stasis, redness, swelling and pain may occur in some injected areas, but these symptoms are usually temporary and can be relieved by cold compress and massage. In addition, long-term use of night acupuncture may have a certain impact on ovarian function, which may lead to problems such as polycystic ovaries, which should be closely watched and treated in a timely manner.
Precautions for night injection
In order to ensure the success of IVF and protect the health of patients, some precautions should be observed for night injection.
First of all, patients need to use night acupuncture accurately according to the doctor's instructions, and should not increase or decrease the dosage at will. At the same time, patients need to return regularly to receive monitoring and guidance from doctors to ensure the smooth progress of treatment.
Secondly, patients need to pay attention to nutrition and rest during the use of night acupuncture to maintain good physical condition. A nutritious and balanced diet is essential for the maturation of eggs and the development of embryos. In addition, during IVF treatment, proper rest and relaxation can help relieve stress and improve the success rate.
Finally, patients should avoid overwork and strenuous physical activity to avoid adverse effects on ovarian function and fertilization process. In addition, if there are abnormal reactions during the use of night acupuncture, such as severe pain or excessive discomfort, the patient should seek medical advice in a timely manner.
summary
The appropriate time of night injection for IVF is determined according to the female's ovarian function and menstrual cycle to ensure the normal maturation and excretion of eggs. The use of night acupuncture can improve the success rate of IVF pregnancy, but it may also bring some side effects. During the use of night acupuncture, patients need to strictly follow the doctor's advice, pay attention to nutrition and rest, and avoid overwork and strenuous activities. Finally, IVF night injection needs to be carried out under the guidance of doctors to ensure the safety and effectiveness of treatment.
