Prevention and Care of IVF Abortion
IVF abortion refers to the situation that the embryo cannot survive or terminates pregnancy early in assisted reproductive technology. In order to effectively prevent and protect IVF abortion, we can make efforts from the following aspects:
1. Identify suitable candidates
First, make sure that the candidate selection for IVF is appropriate. In case of chronic disease, serious disease or other conditions unsuitable for pregnancy, IVF is not recommended. Full communication and evaluation between doctors and patients is very important. Doctors need to know the patient's physical condition and history, and patients need to fully understand the risks and indications of IVF.
Secondly, in order to reduce the risk of IVF abortion, candidates should try to maintain a healthy lifestyle. This includes quitting smoking, limiting alcohol consumption, avoiding excessive caffeine intake, maintaining proper weight, regular exercise and controlling mental stress. These measures will help to improve the internal environment and improve the success rate of IVF implantation and pregnancy.
In addition, regular physical examination is also essential. Regular physical examination can find potential problems in time and take measures to intervene in advance. For example, if uterine abnormalities or other pregnancy related diseases are found, treatment can be carried out as soon as possible to reduce the risk of IVF abortion.
2. Select appropriate assisted reproductive technology
Assisted reproductive technology includes IVF, IVF and other methods. Different technologies adapt to different populations and cases. Doctors should choose appropriate assisted reproductive technology according to the specific conditions of patients to improve the success rate of pregnancy.
When selecting IVF technology, doctors should make a comprehensive assessment according to the patient's age, ovulation function, endometrial thickness, ovarian reserve, quality of fertilized eggs and other factors. Reasonable treatment scheme and drug regulation can improve the pregnancy rate and implantation rate of IVF and reduce the risk of abortion.
In addition, attention should be paid to the quantity and quality of embryo transfer. In the process of embryo transfer, the appropriate number of embryos should be selected according to the specific situation of the patient to avoid the risk of multiple pregnancy. At the same time, for high-risk patients, such as older patients or patients with multiple failures of IVF, embryo chromosome screening can be considered to reduce the transfer of embryos with chromosome abnormalities.
3. Provide reasonable postoperative care
Postoperative care after IVF transplantation is very important to reduce the risk of miscarriage. Patients should be recovered and cared for according to the doctor's recommendations.
First, patients need to pay attention to rest and reduce strenuous activities. Postoperative patients should avoid sitting or standing for a long time, try to stay in bed and rest to reduce the burden on the body.
Secondly, the diet should be adjusted reasonably. It is recommended that patients follow the principle of balanced diet and take more foods rich in protein, vitamins and minerals. Avoid fried food and irritating food, such as spicy food and caffeine.
In addition, regular review and monitoring are required. Regular reexamination can understand the embryonic development and intrauterine environment, find problems in time and take reasonable measures. The doctor will adjust the treatment plan according to the review results to improve the success rate of pregnancy.
4. Seek psychological support
IVF abortion is a huge blow to both husband and wife. The psychological pressure and depression after abortion will affect the effect of the next treatment. Therefore, it is very important to seek psychological support.
Couples can communicate with professional psychological counselors to alleviate anxiety and pressure and gain positive psychological preparation. In addition, strengthening communication and trust between husband and wife is also crucial to promote the success of IVF.
In conclusion, the prevention and care of IVF abortion should be comprehensively considered from many aspects, such as determining suitable candidates, selecting appropriate assisted reproductive technology, providing postoperative care and seeking psychological support. Through scientific prevention and care measures, we can improve the success rate of IVF, reduce the risk of abortion, and bring healthy babies to both spouses.
