IVF baby: What are the taboos?
IVF is a method of in vitro fertilization of eggs and sperm of both men and women in the laboratory and implantation of fertilized eggs into women's uterus through assisted reproductive technology, so as to achieve pregnancy and delivery. However, there are some taboos during IVF, which need our attention and compliance. This article will elaborate on the taboos of IVF babies from four aspects: physical examination, mental health, diet and nutrition, and living habits.
Physical examination
First of all, physical examination during IVF is very important. Before IVF, both parties shall conduct a comprehensive physical examination to ensure that the physical condition meets the requirements. Some chronic diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, etc. will have adverse effects on pregnancy and pregnancy. Therefore, if both parties have these diseases, they need to carry out corresponding treatment under the guidance of doctors before carrying out IVF.
Secondly, weight is also an indicator that needs attention. Too heavy or too light will affect the success rate of IVF. Overweight people are more likely to have ovulation disorders, while light people may have irregular menstruation and other problems. Therefore, before IVF, both parties should maintain moderate weight to improve the probability of successful pregnancy.
Finally, STD is also a taboo in IVF. STDs can have adverse effects on pregnancy and embryonic development, and even lead to embryonic death. Therefore, before IVF, both parties need to carry out STD related examinations to ensure their health.
Mental health
The process of IVF may bring psychological pressure and negative emotions to couples. Therefore, maintaining good mental health is crucial to the success of IVF.
First of all, the couple needs to actively face the pressure and problems in the treatment process, and communicate with doctors, family members and professional psychological consultants. This will help them better understand and cope with things, and reduce anxiety and depression.
Secondly, couples should support and understand each other in the process of IVF, and face difficulties and challenges together. Good communication and emotional support between couples can relieve stress and promote the smooth progress of treatment.
Finally, couples need to maintain a positive attitude. Even if you encounter difficulties and failures in the treatment process, you should persist in hope and efforts, and believe that you can successfully usher in a healthy baby.
Dietary nutrition
Dietary nutrition has an important impact on the success of IVF and the healthy development of embryos. The following are the taboos of IVF diet.
First, too much caffeine and alcohol will reduce the success rate of pregnancy. Therefore, too much coffee and alcohol should be avoided during IVF.
Secondly, unbalanced nutrition and lack of important nutrients will also affect the success rate of IVF. Couples should adjust their diet before IVF, take in enough essential nutrients such as protein, vitamins and minerals, and avoid too much greasy and junk food.
Finally, the pollutants and heavy metals in food will have a negative impact on the embryonic development of IVF. Therefore, couples need to choose fresh and healthy ingredients and avoid eating food that may be contaminated.
Living habits
Life habits will also affect the success rate of IVF and embryo development.
First, excessive stress and fatigue will affect the normal function of the reproductive system. Therefore, couples need to maintain reasonable work and rest time to avoid long-term stress and fatigue.
Secondly, smoking and drinking will have a negative impact on the success rate of IVF. Couples should try to avoid smoking and drinking to improve the success rate of pregnancy.
Finally, excessive physical activity and high temperature environment will also affect the success rate of IVF. During IVF, couples should avoid strenuous exercise and prolonged exposure to high temperature.
To sum up, there are some taboos during IVF, including physical examination, mental health, diet, nutrition and living habits. Couples should carefully understand and abide by these taboos before IVF, so as to improve the success rate of IVF and the healthy development of embryos.
