Points for attention in postoperative nursing of test tube baby surgery in Shanxi
In vitro fertilization means that the fertilized eggs are cultivated and developed to a certain stage through in vitro fertilization technology, and then implanted into the mother's uterus to help couples who cannot conceive naturally realize their reproductive dreams. In many hospitals in Shanxi Province, IVF surgery has become a common assisted reproductive technology. However, postoperative care is also essential to ensure the success rate of the operation and the health of the mother and baby. The following are four aspects of postoperative care that need attention.
Drug use and restrictions
The first key point of postoperative nursing is rational use and restriction of drugs. According to the doctor's instructions, patients need to take anti rejection drugs, estrogen, progesterone and other auxiliary drugs on time. These drugs help to maintain the stability of the intrauterine environment and improve the success rate of implantation. However, patients should also pay attention to following the doctor's medication instructions to avoid overdose or withdrawal, so as to avoid drug dependence or side effects.
In addition, patients should also avoid using any over-the-counter drugs or supplements purchased by themselves. These drugs may conflict with the operation and medication scheme, and have adverse effects on embryonic development and pregnancy health. Therefore, during postoperative care, patients should follow the doctor's advice and ensure the correct use of drugs.
Posture and movement restrictions
After IVF surgery, patients need to pay attention to correct posture and movement restrictions to protect embryos in the uterus and reduce postoperative discomfort. Within a few days after the operation, the patient should ensure adequate rest and avoid strenuous exercise and physical labor. Patients should also avoid standing or sitting for a long time to avoid excessive pressure on the uterus and abdomen.
In addition, patients need to avoid severe body position changes and excessive body twisting to avoid damage to the embryo and uterus. When sleeping, patients should choose appropriate pillows and postures to help maintain a comfortable sleep and optimize the intrauterine environment. These postural and mobility restrictions are critical to the success of the operation and the development of the embryo.
Diet and nutrition
Another key aspect of postoperative nursing is reasonable diet and nutrition. Patients need to follow the doctor's dietary recommendations and pay attention to maintaining adequate water intake. The diet should be balanced and contain enough protein, vitamins and minerals. In particular, it is necessary to increase the intake of vitamin B, folic acid and other nutrients that contribute to embryonic neural development.
In addition, patients should also avoid taking irritating food and drinks, such as coffee, spicy food, tobacco and alcohol. These substances may have adverse effects on the intrauterine environment, affecting the development and implantation of embryos. The reasonable arrangement of diet and nutrition plays a vital role in postoperative recovery and good embryonic development.
Psychological and emotional care
Finally, postoperative nursing should also pay attention to the psychological and emotional health of patients. The process of IVF surgery may bring patients negative emotions such as anxiety, tension and pressure. Therefore, patients need to actively seek support from their families and friends, and properly participate in psychological counseling and psychological counseling.
In daily life after surgery, patients should maintain a positive and optimistic attitude and avoid excessive worry and tension. By participating in relaxation activities and hobbies, such as music and reading, you can relieve stress and anxiety. A good psychological and emotional state is of great significance to the recovery and embryonic development after surgery.
summary
Postoperative care of test tube babies in Shanxi is an important link to ensure the success of the operation and the health of mothers and infants. Patients need to use and limit drugs reasonably, pay attention to correct posture and activity restrictions, maintain reasonable diet and nutrition, and pay attention to psychological and emotional care. The comprehensive application of these aspects can improve the success rate of surgery and provide a good guarantee for patients to realize their reproductive dreams.
