How to Protect IVF
The development of IVF technology has brought hope to many infertile couples. However, fetal protection is an important issue. IVF is a high-risk technology in artificial assisted reproduction, so a series of effective measures need to be taken to ensure the healthy development of embryos. The following will elaborate on how to protect IVF from four aspects: dietary health care, drug assistance, reasonable rest and regular birth inspection.
Diet and health care
In the process of IVF, diet is very important for fetal protection. Couples should pay more attention to a balanced diet and increase the intake of foods rich in folic acid, vitamins and minerals, such as fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, etc. In addition, appropriate intake of high protein foods such as chicken, fish, bean products, etc. can provide the nutrients needed for embryonic growth.
At the same time, reduce or avoid the intake of stimulating food, such as spicy food, caffeine, alcoholic beverages, etc. These foods may have adverse effects on embryonic development and increase the risk of miscarriage. Reasonable dietary habits can not only improve the success rate of IVF pregnancy, but also ensure the healthy development of embryos.
Drug assistance
Drug assistance is one of the important links in IVF fetal protection. After embryo transfer, doctors usually give progesterone drugs. These drugs help to improve the adhesion of endometrium and increase the success rate of embryo implantation. In addition, doctors may also give other drug treatments according to individual conditions to adjust hormone levels, inhibit uterine contraction, etc., so as to reduce the risk of miscarriage.
However, the use of drug assistance also needs to follow the doctor's advice and use drugs correctly under the doctor's guidance to prevent drug abuse from having a negative impact on embryos.
Reasonable rest
The process of IVF is a great test for the couple's physical and mental health. Rest is very important after embryo transfer. Couples can reduce work intensity appropriately to avoid strenuous exercise and overwork. Excessive fatigue and physical discomfort may lead to poor blood circulation and affect the nutrient supply and implantation of embryos.
In addition, psychological adjustment is also necessary. Tension and anxiety during IVF may have adverse effects on embryonic development. Couples can try relaxing yoga, meditation, listening to music and other ways to relieve stress and maintain a good attitude.
Regular prenatal inspection
Regular prenatal examination is very important for IVF. The hospital will develop a series of prenatal examination items according to the development of embryos, such as blood testing, ultrasound examination, etc., to ensure the normal development of embryos and the health of the mother. Regular prenatal examination can find and deal with potential problems in a timely manner, and improve the rate of fetal protection.
The risk of IVF pregnancy protection can be effectively reduced through diet care, drug assistance, reasonable rest and regular birth inspection. Only by comprehensively considering these four factors can we provide the best conditions for the smooth development of IVF. Couples need to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment and care, while maintaining a happy, positive and optimistic attitude, and believe that their baby will be healthy.
Conclusion: The key to IVF fetus protection lies in diet health care, drug assistance, reasonable rest and regular birth inspection. Couples need to pay attention to a balanced diet and reduce the intake of stimulating food; Use the medicine correctly according to the doctor's advice; Properly reduce work intensity and psychological pressure, and maintain a good attitude; Regularly accept the production inspection, and timely find and deal with problems. Only through comprehensive consideration from multiple aspects can IVF develop smoothly and couples usher in the healthy arrival of babies.
