How to prolong the life span of IVF
The development of IVF technology has made many infertile couples realize their dream of becoming parents. However, IVF also faces a series of health risks, including life limitation. In order to help IVF babies live longer, we can focus on and improve the following aspects.
1. Screening and monitoring health risks in advance
In the process of IVF, there may be some gene mutations or genetic disease risks. In order to screen and monitor these health risks in advance, genetic testing needs to be carried out in early embryonic development. Through this technology, doctors can detect gene abnormalities that may cause diseases in embryos, and select healthy embryos for transplantation, thus greatly reducing the risk of disease.
In addition, IVF babies should receive regular physical examination, health monitoring and vaccination after birth. In this way, potential health problems can be identified and treated as soon as possible to ensure that infants grow up in a healthy environment.
2. Provide good living environment and care
The living environment of infants has an important impact on their health and longevity. In order to extend the life span of IVF, parents need to provide a safe, hygienic and comfortable living environment, and regularly conduct ventilation and disinfection. In addition, try to avoid exposing infants to harmful substances and environment, such as second-hand smoke, toxic chemicals, etc.
The diet of infants is also crucial, and breastfeeding is the most ideal choice. Breast milk is rich in nutrients and antibodies, which can enhance the immunity of infants and prevent diseases. If breastfeeding is not possible, infant formula that meets nutritional requirements and safety standards should be selected.
In addition, baby care also requires care and patience. Keeping the baby's basic hygiene, such as bathing, changing diapers, timely medical treatment, and avoiding infection, can effectively extend its life span.
3. Actively prevent and treat early onset diseases
IVF may face some specific disease risks in early life, such as premature delivery, respiratory problems, heart disease, etc. In order to prevent and treat these diseases, modern medical technology can be used to carry out multiple interventions.
For example, provide special care for premature infants, including warm box insulation, nutritional support, ventilator assistance, etc. At the same time, actively preventing infant suffocation, avoiding harmful diet and living habits, and conducting regular health examinations can also reduce the risk of early onset diseases.
4. Psychological support and family care
During the growth of IVF babies, good psychological support and family care are equally important for their health and longevity. Parents need to establish a good parent-child relationship with the baby, warm, care and respect the feelings and needs of the baby.
In addition, parents also need to seek professional psychological counseling and support to cope with possible stress and emotional distress. The maintenance of mental health will help families and babies to overcome the challenges in the process of growth, and create a good growth environment for IVF babies.
summary
In order to extend the life span of IVF infants, we can implement it by screening and monitoring health risks in advance, providing a good living environment and care, actively preventing and treating early onset diseases, and providing psychological support and family care. These measures can reduce the risk of illness for infants, improve their quality of life and longevity, and ensure their healthy growth.
