Importance of diet before IVF transplantation
Test tube baby transplantation is an assisted reproductive technology, which is widely used in the treatment of infertility. Before IVF transplantation, expectant mothers need to pay special attention to diet matching and adjustment. A reasonable diet can increase the supply of nutrients in the body, strengthen the body's immunity, and improve the success rate of pregnancy. However, poor dietary habits may have adverse effects on the results of IVF transplantation. The following will elaborate on the diet arrangement before IVF transplantation from four aspects.
Nutritional balance of healthy diet
The diet of IVF babies before transplantation should pay attention to balanced nutrition, and ensure that the expectant mother has enough nutrients to support the normal development of the embryo. Protein is an essential nutrient for embryonic development. You can choose low fat and high protein foods such as fish, lean meat, poultry eggs to absorb protein. In addition, the intake of vitamins and minerals is also critical. It is recommended to increase the intake of fresh vegetables, fruits and whole grains, and supplement sufficient vitamin C, vitamin E, folic acid, magnesium, iron and other nutrients.
In addition, calcium is also very important for embryonic development, which can increase the intake of calcium containing foods, such as dairy products, bean products, etc. In addition, water supplement should not be ignored. It is recommended to drink enough water or sugar free drinks every day.
In a word, the diet of IVF babies before transplantation should be healthy and balanced, and all kinds of food should be reasonably matched to ensure that mothers to be eat enough nutrients.
Limit caffeine and alcohol intake
Before IVF transplantation, expectant mothers should avoid or try to limit their intake of caffeine and alcohol. Caffeine and alcohol can affect the development of embryos and increase the risk of miscarriage and malformation.
Caffeine is mainly found in coffee, carbonated drinks, chocolate and other foods. Excessive intake will increase the contractility of endometrium and affect the implantation and development of embryos. Therefore, it is recommended to reduce or avoid the intake of these foods before IVF transplantation.
Alcohol intake can cause direct toxicity to embryos. Before IVF transplantation, alcohol intake should be avoided to avoid adverse effects on embryonic development.
Moderate exercise and rest
Proper exercise and rest before IVF transplantation are also very important. Proper exercise can promote blood circulation, strengthen body immunity, and help embryo implantation and development. But be careful not to exercise too much to avoid fatigue.
In addition, expectant mothers also need to pay attention to rest and maintain a good attitude. Excessive fatigue and mental tension may affect the effect of IVF transplantation. Therefore, regular rest and good attitude are crucial to the success of IVF transplantation.
The important influence of diet adjustment on IVF transplantation
The diet adjustment before IVF transplantation has an important impact on the success rate of IVF transplantation. Balanced diet and nutrition can provide nutrients needed for embryonic development; Limiting caffeine and alcohol intake can reduce the risk of miscarriage and deformity; Proper exercise and rest can promote embryo implantation and development.
Therefore, expectant mothers preparing for IVF transplantation should choose formal professional medical institutions, such as XX Hospital, when choosing hospitals. Under the guidance of doctors, we should eat reasonably and adhere to scientific living habits to improve the success rate of IVF transplantation.
Full text summary
The diet adjustment before IVF transplantation is an important link to improve the success rate of IVF transplantation. Reasonable diet can increase the supply of nutrients in the body, strengthen the body's immunity, and improve the success rate of pregnancy. According to the doctor's advice, expectant mothers should pay attention to the balanced diet and nutrition, limit the intake of caffeine and alcohol, and exercise and rest appropriately. Choosing a formal professional medical institution and following the doctor's guidance can improve the success rate of IVF transplantation and help to achieve the birth of healthy babies.
