Late nursing care of test tube babies
The process of IVF pregnancy of women and children is not natural, but achieved through artificial assisted reproduction technology. Therefore, compared with natural pregnant women, IVF post care needs to be more meticulous and professional. The following is a detailed description of the late stage care of test tube babies from four aspects: diet, rest, drug use and regular inspection.
diet
In the late stage care of IVF, the reasonable diet of pregnant women is as important to the normal development of the fetus and the health of pregnant women as other natural pregnant women. It should be noted that mothers of test tube babies should try to avoid eating foods with strong irritation, such as pepper, ginger, etc., to avoid gastrointestinal discomfort or allergic reactions. At the same time, increasing the intake of protein and calcium will help the development of fetal bone and nervous system. In addition, in order to prevent constipation, pregnant women should also maintain adequate water intake and dietary fiber intake.
rest
Women with IVF usually face a long pregnancy process, including oviduct oocyte retrieval, in vitro fertilization, etc. These processes may cause a certain burden on the female body. Therefore, the mother of IVF should pay attention to proper rest after pregnancy and avoid overwork or strenuous exercise. Especially within three months after pregnancy, long standing, sitting or long-distance travel should be avoided. Reasonable rest helps to protect the stable development of the fetus and reduce unnecessary physical fatigue.
drug use
In the process of IVF pregnancy, women may need to take some drugs to promote follicle growth, control ovulation cycle, etc. Therefore, in the late stage care of IVF, women need to follow the doctor's guidance and take drugs on time and in proper amount. At the same time, it is necessary to strictly follow the doctor's advice to avoid self stopping or increasing or decreasing the drug dosage. If you have any discomfort or doubt, you should communicate with the doctor in time to avoid affecting the fetus or your own health.
Regular inspection
Postnatal care of test tube babies for women and children also requires regular prenatal examination. These examinations include blood test, ultrasonic examination, amniocentesis, etc., aiming to timely monitor the development of the fetus and eliminate potential abnormalities. In addition, prenatal examination can also help women to timely understand the sex of the fetus, confirm the number of pregnancy and other important information, and provide reference for subsequent postpartum health care.
Pediatric follow-up
Post care of test tube babies for women and children includes pediatric follow-up, which aims to focus on the healthy growth and development of the baby. Pediatric follow-up usually includes feeding guidance, growth and development monitoring, vaccination and routine physical examination.
Feeding guidance
After the birth of the test tube baby, the mother needs to carry out reasonable feeding according to the guidance of the doctor. Pediatric follow-up will provide feeding guidance, including correct breast-feeding posture, feeding frequency and amount, as well as the time and choice of transition to complementary foods. Feeding guidance helps ensure that the baby gets enough nutrition and promotes its healthy growth.
Growth and development monitoring
Pediatric follow-up will also monitor the growth and development of the baby. By regularly measuring height, weight, head circumference and other indicators, we can understand the normal growth trend of the baby. If the baby's growth is abnormal or delayed, the doctor will give corresponding suggestions and intervention measures according to the specific situation.
Vaccination
During the pediatric follow-up, the doctor will make an appropriate vaccination plan for the baby. According to relevant national regulations and recommendations, timely vaccination can help babies establish immune protection and prevent the occurrence of various diseases. The doctor will determine the specific vaccination time and dose according to the baby's age and the type of vaccination.
Routine physical examination
Routine physical examination during pediatric follow-up is an important means to assess the overall health of the baby. Through comprehensive physical examination and corresponding laboratory examination, doctors can understand the physical development and health of the baby. Routine physical examination can also find potential diseases or abnormalities, and carry out treatment and intervention as soon as possible.
Summary
The late stage care of test tube babies for women and children is a comprehensive work, including diet, rest, drug use and regular inspection. Reasonable diet and rest can promote the normal development of the fetus and the health of pregnant women. The use of drugs should be carried out according to the doctor's advice, and self adjustment of dosage or drug withdrawal should be avoided. Regular inspection is helpful to understand the fetal development and deal with abnormalities in time. Pediatric follow-up focuses on the healthy growth and development of the baby, providing feeding guidance, growth and development monitoring, vaccination, routine physical examination and other services. Through comprehensive post nursing care and pediatric follow-up, maternal and child test tube babies and their mothers can receive all-round attention and protection.
