How to prevent IVF sequelae?
The development of IVF technology has brought good news to couples who are unable to conceive naturally due to fertility barriers. However, due to the long-term use of hormone drugs and the intervention of assisted reproductive technology, IVF may face certain health problems and sequelae after birth. In order to reduce the risk of IVF birth sequelae, the following four prevention measures are proposed.
1. Select appropriate medical institutions
First, the first step to prevent sequelae is to select a formal and experienced medical institution for IVF technology operation. Regular medical institutions are usually equipped with professional medical teams, advanced equipment and sound management systems to ensure the safety and accuracy of operations. In addition, the reputation and reputation of medical institutions are also one of the reference factors for selection. For example, the American Reproductive Medicine Center is a well-known reproductive hospital, which provides comprehensive counseling and personalized treatment programs for patients, reducing the incidence of sequelae.
Before surgery, doctors will conduct a comprehensive physical examination and genetic counseling for patients to exclude the risk of congenital diseases. In addition, doctors will develop personalized treatment plans and select appropriate assisted reproductive technologies according to the patient's age, physical condition and infertility causes to reduce the occurrence of side effects and sequelae.
2. Strictly control drug dosage and use opportunity
The use of hormone drugs is an indispensable part of IVF, but unreasonable drug use may lead to increased side effects and sequelae. Therefore, in the process of IVF, strict control of drug dosage and use timing is one of the key measures to prevent sequelae.
Doctors will formulate reasonable drug use plans according to the individual differences and physical conditions of patients, regularly monitor the endocrine parameters and physical reactions of patients, and timely adjust the drug dosage and use time. In addition, in the process of using drugs, patients should also follow the doctor's instructions, take drugs on time and in quantity, and avoid self adjustment of dosage, so as to avoid unnecessary risks.
3. Strengthen health care during pregnancy
After successful pregnancy of IVF, couples need to strengthen health care during pregnancy to reduce the risk of fetal malformation and sequelae. First of all, reasonable diet and nutrition supplement are very important. Pregnant women should take adequate protein, vitamins and minerals, and avoid excessive caffeine and sugar intake.
In addition, pregnant women should also avoid exposure to harmful substances, such as radiation sources, organic solvents, heavy metals, etc., to reduce the risk of fetal injury. At the same time, maintaining a good mentality and mental health also has a positive impact on the development of the fetus and the prevention of sequelae.
4. Regular review and follow-up
In order to discover and treat potential sequelae in time, IVF babies need regular reexamination and follow-up after birth. Regular reexamination can monitor the growth and health of infants, and timely discover and treat possible problems. At the same time, regular follow-up can also provide professional guidance and assistance to help novice parents better care for and raise babies.
Summary
The prevention of IVF sequelae involves many aspects, from selecting appropriate medical institutions, strictly controlling drug dosage and use time, strengthening health care during pregnancy, to regular review and follow-up, all of which are targeted to reduce the risk of sequelae. Through the standardized operation, personalized treatment and comprehensive health care of professional teams, the health risks of IVF can be minimized, providing better guarantee for couples to realize their reproductive dreams.
