Causes of abnormal blood value in test tube infants
Test tube baby, that is, the baby conceived by transferring the embryos fertilized and cultured in vitro to the mother, is an important achievement of modern reproductive medicine. However, in the process of IVF, abnormal blood values sometimes occur, causing concern and concern. Abnormal blood value mainly refers to the abnormal quantity and quality of blood components in test tube babies after birth, which may lead to poor immune system function of infants and increase the risk of disease. This article will introduce in detail the causes of abnormal blood value of IVF from aspects of embryo quality, maternal factors, transfer technology and post health care.
Embryo quality
Embryo quality is one of the important factors that affect the abnormal blood value of IVF. Before embryo transfer, the doctor will evaluate the quality of the embryo, including the pollinization of the embryo, the development of the inner membrane, and the division of the embryo cell. If the embryo quality is poor, it is easy to lead to abnormal blood value. For example, poor embryo quality may indicate poor cell development, resulting in abnormal blood pressure, blood sugar and other components of the baby after birth; Inadequate pollinization of embryos may lead to incomplete immune system function of infants and susceptibility to diseases.
In addition, the operation technology before and after embryo transfer will also affect the embryo quality. If good culture conditions and operation techniques are not guaranteed during embryo culture and transfer, embryo development may be damaged and abnormal blood value may occur.
maternal factors
Maternal factors are also one of the important reasons for abnormal blood values of IVF infants. The health status of the mother before pregnancy, during pregnancy and after childbirth will affect the blood value of IVF. Common maternal factors include malnutrition, lack of exercise, underweight or overweight, etc.
For example, malnutrition will lead to insufficient supply of maternal nutrients, affect the growth and development of embryos, and increase the risk of abnormal blood composition of infants after birth. Too little or too much weight will make the mother in poor condition, which will affect the growth and development of the baby and the immune system function. Therefore, in the process of IVF, it is very important to maintain a healthy maternal condition, which can be improved through balanced diet and reasonable exercise.
Transplantation technology
The technique of IVF transplantation is another key factor to determine the abnormal blood value of infants. The technical level of embryo screening and transfer operation before transplantation will directly affect the blood composition of infants. For example, the inaccurate location and transfer position of embryos during transfer may lead to poor implantation environment after embryo implantation, affect the growth and development of embryos, and then lead to abnormal blood values.
In addition, the selection of appropriate embryo transfer technology is also an important measure to avoid abnormal blood values. At present, a variety of transfer technologies, including frozen embryo transfer and embryo division technology, are used in the process of IVF. Doctors should select the most suitable transplantation technology according to the specific situation to reduce the risk of abnormal blood value.
Post health care
The later health care after the birth of test tube babies will also affect the baby's blood value. After birth, infants need to receive routine health care measures such as blood tests and immunization. Normal blood examination can ensure that the baby's blood composition is normal. If the blood examination result is abnormal, it can be found in time and appropriate treatment measures can be taken.
In addition, reasonable diet and living habits also have a certain impact on the blood composition of infants. The mother should give the baby a reasonable and scientific diet to avoid abnormal blood composition caused by bad eating habits. At the same time, infants should follow good living habits, ensure adequate sleep and proper physical exercise, which is conducive to the normal development of infant blood composition.
Summary
To sum up, the abnormal blood value of IVF may involve embryo quality, maternal factors, transfer technology, post health care and other aspects. The quality of embryos and the operation level of transfer technology have a direct impact on the blood value of test tube infants, while maternal health status and later health care measures have an indirect impact on the blood value of infants. In order to reduce the risk of abnormal blood value, doctors and patients should work together to pay attention to the evaluation of embryo quality and the selection of transfer technology, maintain good maternal health, and provide good late health care.
