What should AIDS patients pay attention to when carrying out IVF?
As a serious infectious disease, AIDS has a huge impact on the health and fertility of patients. However, with the continuous development of medical technology, AIDS patients also have the opportunity to carry out IVF. However, in the process of IVF, AIDS patients need to pay attention to the following aspects.
How does AIDS mother prepare for IVF?
First of all, AIDS patients should receive relevant AIDS treatment before IVF to maintain good health. Secondly, AIDS patients need to choose a formal medical institution, such as the Reproductive Medicine Center of Peking Union Medical College Hospital, to ensure that medical technology and medical equipment can meet relevant standards. When choosing a medical institution, we should pay attention to the information such as the average success rate, medical expenses and related services, so as to make a wise choice.
In the preparation process before IVF, AIDS patients also need to carry out a series of examinations and assessments, including female fertility assessment, male semen examination, reproductive hormone examination, etc. These examinations can help doctors fully understand the patient's reproductive capacity and physical condition, and provide a basis for subsequent treatment plan formulation.
In addition, AIDS patients should also consult professional reproductive doctors for their professional opinions and suggestions before IVF. According to the specific conditions of patients, doctors can develop personalized treatment plans and prepare for possible problems and risks in the treatment process in advance.
What should be paid attention to during IVF?
In the process of IVF, AIDS patients need to pay special attention to the risk of virus transmission and infection. Medical institutions should take strict infection control measures to ensure that patients will not be infected by other bacteria during treatment. Patients themselves also need to actively cooperate, follow the guidance of doctors and nurses, correctly wear protective equipment, and maintain good personal hygiene habits.
In addition, in the process of IVF, AIDS patients also need to pay attention to their physical conditions and emotional changes. Problems such as drug side effects and physical discomfort may occur during the treatment process. Patients need to report to the doctor in time to adjust the treatment plan. At the same time, patients and their families should strengthen psychological counseling and maintain a positive and optimistic attitude to improve the treatment effect.
What should we pay attention to after the success of IVF?
Once IVF is successful, AIDS patients and their families need to continue to pay attention to the health of newborns and measures to prevent HIV.
First of all, mothers need to continue to receive antiviral treatment to ensure that HIV will not be transmitted to newborns through milk. At the same time, newborns also need to receive relevant examinations and tests to exclude or screen out possible infection risks at an early stage.
In addition, family members and relatives need to strengthen the awareness of nursing and protection of newborns, avoid other infection risks, and ensure the health and safety of newborns.
summary
When carrying out IVF, AIDS patients need to pay attention to the preparation of AIDS mothers before IVF, the problems that need attention in the process of IVF and the relevant precautions after the success of IVF. Before IVF, AIDS patients should choose a formal medical institution for relevant examination and evaluation, and consult with a professional reproductive doctor. In the process of IVF, AIDS patients need to pay attention to the risk of virus transmission and infection, and pay attention to physical and emotional changes. Once the IVF is successful, the mother and family need to continue to pay attention to the health of the newborn and measures to prevent HIV. Through scientific and reasonable preparation and precautions, AIDS patients can safely carry out IVF and realize their desire to have children.
