How to prevent the adverse effects of intrauterine adhesion on test tube infants
Uterine cavity adhesion is a gynecological disease caused by the adhesion of the mucous layer and muscular layer in the uterine cavity, which can have a negative impact on the success rate of test tube babies. The following will elaborate on how to prevent the adverse effects of intrauterine adhesions on IVF from four aspects.
Choose a regular hospital for surgery
First of all, choosing a normal hospital for IVF surgery is the key to prevent intrauterine adhesion. Excellent hospitals have professional doctors and advanced equipment, which can provide high-quality IVF surgery. By choosing a regular hospital, you can reduce the risk of surgery and reduce the incidence of intrauterine adhesions.
Secondly, the prevention of intrauterine adhesions also requires accurate and careful operation by doctors. Doctors should strictly follow the operating procedures during the operation to avoid excessive damage to uterine cavity tissue during the operation. In addition, during the operation, doctors also need to pay attention to the cleanness of uterine tissue to avoid infection.
Finally, postoperative recovery nursing is also an important link to prevent intrauterine adhesion. Patients need to take reasonable rest and diet according to the doctor's suggestions, and also need to take regular reexamination and follow-up to ensure the recovery effect after surgery.
Rational use of drugs to prevent intrauterine adhesion
The use of drugs is another important measure to prevent intrauterine adhesions. Specifically, the use of ovulation promoting drugs before IVF surgery can promote ovarian development and ovulation, and improve the success rate of IVF. In addition, the correct use of antibiotics can also prevent intrauterine adhesions caused by infection.
However, drug use must be carried out under the guidance of doctors and follow the correct use method and dosage to avoid adverse reactions and drug abuse risks. When using ovulation promoting drugs, we should closely monitor the ovarian response and adjust the dose in time to ensure the best therapeutic effect.
Pay attention to postoperative health care
Postoperative life care is also an important link to prevent intrauterine adhesions. First of all, we should avoid excessive sexual life and overwork to reduce the contraction of pelvic muscles and local inflammation. Secondly, reasonable diet and nutrition supplement will also help the recovery of uterine tissue. In addition, regular exercise and physical health care can also promote blood circulation and metabolism, which is conducive to the recovery and repair of uterine tissues.
Regular review and follow-up
Regular reexamination and follow-up are necessary steps to prevent intrauterine adhesions. First of all, regular reexamination can help doctors timely understand the recovery of patients after surgery, find and deal with potential problems. Secondly, follow-up can help doctors guide patients' life and recovery nursing after surgery, so as to prevent and treat intrauterine adhesions as soon as possible.
In general, the prevention of adverse effects of intrauterine adhesions on IVF requires comprehensive consideration from the selection of regular hospitals, rational use of drugs, attention to postoperative health care, regular review and follow-up. Only by taking comprehensive measures can the incidence of intrauterine adhesions be reduced to the greatest extent and the success rate of IVF be improved.
