Prevention of hydrops in test tube infants
IVF refers to the medical process of culturing embryos in the external environment through assisted reproductive technology. However, in the process of IVF, sometimes hydrops may occur, which may reduce the survival rate of embryos or even lead to failure. The prevention of fluid accumulation in test tube infants requires consideration and attention from many aspects.
Maintain a good operating environment
First of all, in the process of IVF operation, maintaining a good operating environment is the key to prevent fluid accumulation. The hospital should be equipped with a professional sterile operating room to keep the surgical instruments clean and sterile. During the operation, doctors and nurses should strictly follow the operation specifications to avoid pollution and infection during the operation.
Secondly, we should also pay attention to keeping normal temperature and humidity during the operation to avoid problems caused by too cold or overheating. The temperature and humidity of the operating room should be within the appropriate range and kept stable to avoid adverse effects on embryos.
In addition, doctors and nurses should wear clean sterile surgical clothes, and abide by strict operating specifications to reduce the chance of trauma and injury during operation, so as to reduce the occurrence of fluid accumulation.
Pay attention to the liquid management in the process of embryo culture
Fluid management during embryo culture is also the key to prevent fluid accumulation. Hospitals should use high-quality culture media, sterile test tubes and culture dishes to ensure that embryos grow in the best culture environment. At the same time, the hospital needs to regularly test the PH value and temperature of the culture medium to ensure that they are within the appropriate range.
In the process of embryo culture, doctors should perform precise operations to avoid contamination of the liquid in the culture dish. Doctors should reduce the number of liquid movements and avoid shaking and shaking the culture dish to protect the stable growth environment of embryos.
In addition, before embryo transfer, the doctor should carefully check whether there is abnormal liquid accumulation in the culture dish, find out in time and take measures to reduce the risk of stress and damage to the embryo during transfer.
Pay attention to the patient's physical condition and nutrition intake
The patient's physical condition and nutrition intake are also related to embryo growth and fluid accumulation. Before IVF treatment, the hospital should conduct a comprehensive assessment of the patient's physical condition, including reproductive system health, disease history and hormone levels.
Before IVF treatment, patients should maintain good living habits, quit smoking and limit alcohol consumption, and avoid overwork. In addition, good nutrition intake is crucial to the growth and development of embryos. Patients should maintain a balanced diet, supplement adequate protein, vitamins and minerals, and enhance health and resistance.
The hospital can design a reasonable diet plan and nutrition supplement plan according to the specific situation of patients, so as to improve the nutritional level of patients and the growth environment of embryos, and prevent the occurrence of hydrops.
Regular follow-up and monitoring
Finally, regular follow-up and monitoring is an important part of preventing IVF hydrops. The hospital should establish a perfect patient follow-up system, track the patient's condition and treatment effect, and find and solve possible problems in time.
At the same time, the hospital should regularly monitor the development process of IVF, including embryo quality assessment and observation of patient signs. Through the comprehensive monitoring of embryos and patients, doctors can find the existence and development trend of fluid problems in time and take corresponding intervention measures.
To sum up, in order to effectively prevent the problem of IVF fluid accumulation, the hospital needs to comprehensively consider and pay attention to many aspects, such as maintaining a good operating environment, paying attention to fluid management, paying attention to patients' physical conditions and nutrition intake, as well as regular follow-up and monitoring, to ensure the safety and health of IVF.
