How to prevent the occurrence of hydrops in test tube babies
IVF technology has brought hope and joy to many infertile couples. However, in the process of IVF, hydrops sometimes occurs in IVF, which brings troubles to patients and medical teams. Hydroponding will have a negative impact on the survival rate and development effect of test tube babies. Therefore, in order to make the IVF technology more safe and reliable, the following will discuss how to prevent the occurrence of hydrops in IVF from many aspects.
Strengthen preoperative examination
Preoperative examination is an important link to prevent hydrops in test tube infants. First of all, patients need comprehensive gynecological examination and screening for related reproductive and reproductive system diseases. These examinations can help to find any potential diseases or problems, so as to take timely measures for treatment or intervention.
Secondly, the patient's uterus was examined by three-dimensional ultrasound to understand the shape, size and endometrium of the uterus. If the thickness of endometrium is insufficient or there is serious abnormality, it should be corrected in time to reduce the risk of hydronephrosis.
In addition, blood examination should be carried out before the operation to know whether the hormone level and other relevant indicators in the body are normal. If the hormone level is abnormal, it should be adjusted according to the specific situation to improve the success rate of IVF and reduce the incidence of hydrops. By strengthening preoperative examination, we can reduce potential risks and improve the success rate of IVF.
Reasonable selection of IVF hospitals
Choosing a formal and professional IVF hospital is also one of the important measures to prevent ponding. Regular hospitals have advanced equipment and technical support. Doctors are professional and experienced, and can provide effective guidance and treatment throughout the IVF process.
When choosing a hospital, you can refer to the academic background, scientific research achievements, patient evaluation and other information of doctors to understand their professional level and treatment effect. At the same time, we should also consult the success rate and complication rate of the hospital, and choose a suitable hospital to reduce the risk of ponding.
Before receiving IVF treatment in a regular hospital, doctors usually have a detailed understanding of the patient's medical history, examination results and reproductive system, and develop personalized treatment plans to reduce postoperative complications.
Strictly control the operation process of IVF
Strictly controlling the operation process of IVF is the key to prevent water accumulation. First of all, doctors should operate accurately in the process of egg retrieval and embryo transfer to avoid damaging the uterus or other reproductive organs of patients. When taking eggs, the doctor should determine the time of taking eggs according to the condition of the endometrium, so as to avoid taking eggs too early or too late, which may lead to the intrauterine environment not suitable for embryonic development.
Secondly, in the process of embryo transfer, doctors should determine the time and quantity of transfer according to the quality and quantity of embryos and the uterine conditions of patients. Reasonable embryo transfer program can reduce the risk of hydrops and improve the success rate of IVF.
Finally, doctors should pay close attention to the patient's condition after surgery, and regularly review the intrauterine environment and embryonic development. Timely discover and handle any abnormal conditions to prevent the occurrence of ponding.
Strengthen postoperative nursing and rehabilitation
Postoperative nursing and rehabilitation of test tube babies are also important links to prevent water accumulation. First, patients need to follow the postoperative precautions given by the doctor, such as avoiding strenuous exercise and maintaining good health habits. Follow these precautions to reduce the incidence of hydrouterus.
Secondly, patients need regular reexamination, including gynecological examination, ultrasound examination, etc., to understand the development of uterus and embryos. If you find signs of hydronephrosis in the uterus, you should seek medical advice and receive treatment in a timely manner.
Finally, patients can also take some rehabilitation measures, such as acupuncture, massage, Chinese medicine conditioning, etc., to promote uterine recovery and reduce the occurrence of hydrops.
In conclusion, to prevent the occurrence of hydrops in test tube infants, we need to strengthen preoperative inspection, select a regular hospital, strictly control the operation process, and strengthen postoperative nursing and rehabilitation. Only comprehensive management can further improve the success rate and safety of IVF.
