How to arrange relevant inspection items after the IVF is archived
IVF is a kind of baby who is conceived and pregnant through artificial assisted reproduction technology. After the IVF is filed, doctors usually recommend arranging a series of inspection items to ensure the health of the mother and baby and the normal progress of pregnancy. Next, we will elaborate on how to arrange relevant inspection items after the IVF is filed from four aspects: pre pregnancy inspection, pregnancy inspection, prenatal inspection and newborn inspection.
Pre pregnancy examination
In the pre pregnancy stage of test tube babies, in order to ensure the safety and smoothness of the pregnancy process, doctors will require a series of pre pregnancy examinations. First, women need to carry out basic physical examinations, such as gynecological examination, breast examination and cervical smear examination, to exclude any potential gynecological diseases. At the same time, men also need to carry out relevant male reproductive system tests, such as semen analysis and reproductive hormone tests. In addition, both husband and wife also need to carry out genetic counseling and genetic examination to assess the risk of genetic diseases that may exist in their children.
In addition, nutrition and health status before pregnancy are also important inspection items. Women need to have blood routine test, liver function test, kidney function test, thyroid function test and infectious disease screening test to ensure their health. If there are chronic diseases, such as diabetes or hypertension, corresponding management and regulation are also required.
In conclusion, pre pregnancy inspection is the basis for ensuring IVF pregnancy and pregnancy. Through detailed physical and genetic condition inspection, doctors can help assess the health of both spouses to ensure a safe IVF process.
Pregnancy examination
Once the IVF baby is successfully pregnant, the pregnancy examination will become the focus of attention. During the pregnancy examination, the doctor will make an examination plan according to the specific situation of women, and carry out regular physical examination, prenatal screening and ultrasound examination as required.
Physical examination mainly includes blood pressure measurement, weight monitoring and abdominal examination. These examinations can help doctors understand the physiological conditions of pregnant women, and find and deal with possible problems in a timely manner.
Prenatal screening is to assess the risk of chromosomal abnormalities and structural abnormalities that may exist in the fetus. According to the age and personal condition of the pregnant woman, the doctor may recommend blood biochemical marker testing, Down syndrome screening and congenital heart disease screening.
Ultrasound examination is an important part of pregnancy examination. Through ultrasonic technology, we can observe the fetal development, heart structure and placental conditions. Routine ultrasound examination during pregnancy is usually performed around 12, 20 and 32 weeks of pregnancy, which is helpful to find potential problems and abnormalities.
Antenatal examination
Prenatal examination is another important link after the IVF is filed. The purpose of prenatal examination is to ensure the safety of pregnant women and fetuses, and to comprehensively evaluate and manage pregnant women in the last few weeks of late pregnancy.
Prenatal examination includes routine examination items such as blood routine examination, liver function examination, kidney function examination and blood sugar examination to monitor the physical condition of pregnant women. In addition, pregnant women also need to carry out special examinations such as placental function, fetal electrocardiogram and fetal movement monitoring to assess the signs of life and development of the fetus.
The focus of antenatal examination is to monitor the physical condition of pregnant women and the health of the fetus, find and deal with potential problems in time, and ensure safe delivery.
Neonatal examination
After the birth of a test tube baby, neonatal examination is an essential link to evaluate the life signs and physiological conditions of the baby. Newborn examination mainly includes physical examination, blood examination and hearing screening.
The purpose of the physical examination is to assess the growth, organ function and external defects of the infant. The doctor will observe the baby's weight, length, head circumference and other indicators, and check the baby's skin, eyes, ears, limbs and other parts.
The purpose of blood examination is to screen common neonatal diseases, such as thyroid dysfunction, congenital heart disease and genetic metabolic diseases. These examinations are helpful for early detection and treatment of potential health problems.
Hearing screening is an important part of neonatal examination, which aims to detect hearing problems of infants early and take timely intervention measures. Hearing screening is usually performed 1 to 2 weeks after birth.
Summary
The inspection items of IVF after filing mainly include pre pregnancy inspection, pregnancy inspection, prenatal inspection and newborn inspection. The purpose of these inspection items is to ensure the safety and smoothness of IVF pregnancy and pregnancy process. Through detailed physical examination, genetic counseling and auxiliary examination, doctors can find and deal with potential health problems in advance to ensure the health of mothers and babies.
In the whole process of IVF, the guidance and care of doctors are very important. The inspection items after filing are formulated by doctors according to their personal conditions, which may be different. Therefore, both husband and wife should actively cooperate with the doctor's advice and follow the doctor's advice to carry out corresponding inspection and management to ensure the successful birth of IVF.
