Requirements for 7-day life style of test tube infants
IVF is a way of cultivating fertilized eggs in the laboratory through assisted reproductive technology, and then implanting the cultured embryos into the mother's uterus for pregnancy. In the first 7 days after the birth of a test tube baby, a series of lifestyle requirements are required to ensure the health and development of the baby.
Proper environment and diet
The first few days after the birth of IVF babies are very critical. They need a comfortable, quiet and warm environment. The room temperature should be controlled within an appropriate range to avoid discomfort to infants caused by over cooling or overheating. In terms of feeding, it is generally recommended to use infant formula, prepare and feed in strict accordance with the instructions of doctors or nurses, and ensure that infants receive adequate nutrition and fluid.
In addition, the baby's bed and clothes should be kept clean to prevent infection. Keep the indoor ventilation, no smoking, no drinking, to ensure the health of the baby's respiratory tract. During the 7 days, avoid the baby from contacting too many people to prevent infection.
Observation and nursing
IVF babies need close observation at birth, especially their breathing, heart rate, body temperature and urination. If any abnormality is found, report it to the doctor immediately and seek help. In addition, for the care of test tube babies, warm water and mild soap should be used for bathing, and infant skin should pay special attention to moisturizing to avoid dry skin.
Avoid giving IVF babies strenuous physical activities within 7 days, and also avoid their exposure to ultraviolet rays. Regularly check the baby's eyes, ears, mouth and reproductive organs to ensure their normal development, so as to help find possible problems as soon as possible and give treatment.
Regular work and rest time and parent-child interaction
For IVF babies, it is very important to establish regular work and rest time. During the seven days, parents need to make a reasonable schedule for the baby, including sleeping time, eating time and activity time. Following a fixed schedule can help infants establish a good biological clock and help them grow and develop.
At the same time, parent-child interaction is also important for infant development. Parents can have close contact with the baby, such as hugging, kissing and gentle massage, to promote the establishment of parent-child relationship. Encouraging infants to do appropriate exercises, such as kicking and stretching, will help them develop muscle strength and flexibility.
Regular review and medical consultation
For IVF babies, it is very important to review regularly to ensure their health and development. Within these 7 days, parents need to take the baby to the hospital for physical examination and testing regularly according to the doctor's advice. The doctor will adjust and provide relevant medical advice and suggestions according to the specific situation of the baby.
At the same time, parents can also consult relevant professionals, such as pediatricians and nurses, to obtain guidance on infant care, feeding, growth and development. The health of infants is the most important thing for every parent. Timely medical advice and professional advice can help parents take better care of infants and ensure their healthy and happy growth.
Summary
The requirements for the 7-day lifestyle of IVF infants mainly include providing suitable environment and diet, observing and nursing the health of infants, establishing regular work and rest time and parent-child interaction, as well as regular reexamination and medical consultation. These requirements can help parents provide the best care and protection for IVF babies and ensure their healthy growth.
