Precautions for in nest test tube baby diet
In nest IVF is a technology that transfers the fertilized egg to the mother three days before IVF. Diet plays an important role in ensuring the healthy development of in nest test tube babies. The following will elaborate on the dietary precautions of in nest IVF from four aspects.
1. Balanced diet
A balanced diet is essential for the development of in nest IVF. The diet of in nest test tube babies should include appropriate protein, carbohydrate, fat, vitamins and minerals. Breast milk or formula milk is the main food source for infants in the early stage, and complementary food is gradually introduced in the later stage. Protein can be taken from poultry, fish, dairy products, etc. Carbohydrates can choose staple foods, cereals, etc., fats can choose vegetable oils, fats, etc. At the same time, attention should be paid to avoiding the baby eating salty, greasy, spicy and other foods, so as not to burden the baby's gastrointestinal system.
In addition, adequate intake of various vitamins and minerals, including vitamins A, C, D, E, B, as well as iron, zinc, calcium and other minerals, should be ensured in the diet. Nutritional balance can be achieved through food diversification. Vitamins and minerals in the diet are essential for infants' immunity and physical development.
2. Food texture
For in nest test tube babies, the quality of diet also needs attention. The digestive system of infants is still relatively weak during their development, so the texture of diet should be as delicate as possible, easy for infants to digest and absorb. For infants under 1 year old, it is better to boil the food or make it into mud, so that infants can better absorb nutrients.
At the same time, the food temperature should be controlled to avoid irritation to the baby's mouth and digestive tract. In general, the food temperature should be moderate, not too hot or too cold. If the food is frozen or heated, ensure that the temperature of the food is appropriate to avoid adverse effects on the baby.
3. Pay attention to allergic food
Allergic food refers to food that is easy to cause allergic reaction of infants. In nest test tube infants should pay special attention in their diet. Common allergic foods include eggs, milk, peanuts, wheat, seafood, etc. It should be avoided to introduce these foods into the baby's diet at an early stage so as not to cause allergy. In case of allergic reaction, stop eating the food as soon as possible and consult the doctor for corresponding treatment.
When introducing new food to the test tube baby in the nest, it should be introduced gradually to observe whether there is allergic reaction. If the baby has allergic symptoms such as skin redness, vomiting, diarrhea, etc., he/she should seek medical advice immediately and stop eating the food.
4. Fixed quantity
The diet of in nest test tube babies needs to be fixed regularly to ensure a balanced supply of nutrition. For breast fed infants, mothers need to learn to recognize the hunger signals of infants and breastfeed in time. For infants who feed formula milk or complementary food, the amount of food to be fed each time should be controlled according to the doctor's advice to avoid over feeding leading to indigestion.
After the introduction of solid food, it is necessary to gradually establish the habit of regular eating, such as the fixed time for three meals and two snacks every day. Regular and quantitative food supply can help infants establish a good diet law and help them grow healthily.
Summary
The diet of in nest test tube babies needs to pay attention to the balanced diet, diet texture, allergic food and timing. Keeping a balanced diet can meet the needs of infants for various nutrients; Attention to the texture of diet can promote digestion and absorption of infants; Avoiding allergic food can prevent allergic reaction; Regular and quantitative food supply can help infants establish healthy eating habits. The diet of in nest test tube babies should be carefully selected to help them grow healthily.
