Problems and precautions of IVF reduction
IVF reduction refers to the medical means of selective reduction of embryos during IVF assisted reproduction due to the risk of multiple pregnancy and social and personal factors. IVF reduction is a relatively complex medical technology, which requires rigorous operation and high professional knowledge. When performing IVF reduction, the following issues and precautions need to be considered:
Select the right hospital and doctor
First of all, it is very important to choose a formal and reputable hospital. This can ensure the safety of operation and the reliability of fetal reduction results. When choosing a hospital, you can refer to the professional background, qualification certificate and patient evaluation of the hospital.
Secondly, the choice of professional doctors is also the key. IVF reduction requires experienced and skilled doctors. The patient can communicate face to face with the doctor in advance to understand the doctor's experience and professional situation in detail, so as to ensure the successful completion of the operation with the help of professional doctors.
Finally, in the process of selecting hospitals and doctors, you can consult more hospitals, compare medical expenses, operation time and other factors, and make a reasonable choice.
Preoperative comprehensive examination
Before the IVF reduction operation, a series of preoperative examinations are required to ensure the feasibility and safety of the operation. These examinations include physical health, embryonic development, location of multiple placenta and blood supply. These examination results will become an important basis for doctors to make decisions and help doctors to formulate reasonable surgical plans.
In addition, the preoperative examination also includes psychological counseling to help patients fully understand the surgical process, surgical risks and subsequent effects, so as to make psychological preparations for surgery.
Preoperative comprehensive examination and guidance can improve the success rate of surgery, reduce the risk of surgery, and ensure the physical and mental health of patients.
Safety of operation
IVF reduction is an operation involving maternal and embryonic health, and the safety of the operation is very important. During the operation, the doctor needs to accurately evaluate the specific situation of multiple births and select the appropriate methods and operation methods for fetal reduction.
During the operation, care should be taken to operate carefully and gently to avoid damaging the mother and embryo. During the operation, doctors need to use high-precision equipment to improve the accuracy and safety of the operation.
After the operation, it is also necessary to closely observe the patient's physical reaction and embryonic development, and timely handle and control the possible complications after the operation.
Postoperative recovery and follow-up
After the IVF reduction operation, the patient needs to rest and recover after the operation to keep the body stable. The doctor will give postoperative nursing guidance to patients, and guide them to take proper rest, diet and drug use.
In addition, the doctor will arrange regular follow-up to understand the patient's physical condition and embryonic development, and further treatment as needed. During follow-up, doctors also need to conduct psychological counseling to help patients adjust their mentality and relieve pressure.
In conclusion, IVF reduction is a complex medical technology, which requires patients to select appropriate hospitals and doctors, conduct a comprehensive preoperative examination, pay attention to the safety of surgical procedures, take appropriate rest and recovery after surgery, and receive regular follow-up. Only by comprehensively considering these issues can the safety and effectiveness of fetal reduction surgery be guaranteed to the maximum extent.
