How to carry out pregnancy and delivery after the success of IVF?
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is a kind of reproductive assistance technology, which helps couples who cannot conceive in a natural way to achieve their reproductive aspirations. When IVF is successful, the next step is to carry out the process of pregnancy and delivery. The following will elaborate on the initial preparation of pregnancy, pregnancy management, delivery mode and post delivery care.
Initial Preparation for Pregnancy
After the success of IVF, couples need to make initial preparations for pregnancy. First of all, they need to see a professional reproductive medical center regularly for prenatal examination of pregnant women. The doctor will consider the health condition of the woman comprehensively to know whether she needs special pregnancy care measures.
In addition, early pregnancy preparation also includes diet adjustment. Pregnant women should follow the principle of balanced nutrition, increase the intake of protein, vitamins, minerals and cellulose, try to avoid large intake of caffeine and caffeinated drinks, and reduce the intake of sugar and salt to ensure the healthy development of embryos.
Pregnancy management
After the success of IVF, pregnant women need comprehensive management during pregnancy. This includes regular follow-up during pregnancy, prenatal screening, fetal ultrasound, nutritional guidance during pregnancy and prenatal education for pregnant women. The purpose of regular follow-up during pregnancy is to understand the health status of pregnant women, the development of embryos and the growth and development of fetuses, and to find and solve possible problems in time.
In addition, prenatal screening is a series of examinations carried out by pregnant women during pregnancy to exclude or find possible chromosomal and genetic diseases in the fetus. Fetal ultrasound can show the appearance, internal organs and fetal heart rate of the fetus, so as to understand the development of the fetus.
Nutrition guidance during pregnancy is to meet the nutritional needs of pregnant women and fetuses, and promote the development of fetuses and the health of pregnant women. Finally, the purpose of prenatal education for pregnant women is to provide relevant knowledge and skills to help pregnant women understand the process of delivery and master the methods and skills of postpartum care.
Mode of delivery
After a successful IVF pregnancy, there are generally two options for delivery: natural delivery and caesarean section. The selection of natural delivery needs to consider the health status of pregnant women and fetuses, the uterine contractility of pregnant women, pelvic shape and other factors. If the pregnant woman and the fetus are in good condition and there are no obvious contraindications, natural delivery can be attempted.
However, in some cases, such as abnormal fetal position, large fetus, oligohydramnios, etc., doctors may recommend caesarean section to ensure the safety of mother and baby. Cesarean section is an operation to remove the fetus from the uterus by cutting the abdomen. Compared with natural delivery, caesarean section has a certain impact on the recovery of pregnant women and fetuses, but it is also a safe and reliable way of delivery.
Post delivery care
After delivery, pregnant women need proper care to promote recovery and mother and child health. The first is to heal the wound. Whether it is delivered through the birth canal or by caesarean section, the wound of the puerpera should be properly cleaned and treated to avoid infection.
In addition, pregnant women also need to pay attention to rest and reasonable diet to avoid fatigue and overeating. Breastfeeding is an important job after delivery. Breastfeeding helps mother infant emotional communication and baby's nutritional needs. At the same time, the puerpera also need to pay attention to their own emotional regulation, and actively face the psychological problems that may occur such as postpartum depression.
To sum up, after the success of IVF, pregnancy and delivery is a process that requires comprehensive consideration of the health status of pregnant women and fetuses. Through the initial preparation of pregnancy, pregnancy management, delivery mode and post delivery care, the recovery of pregnant women and the healthy development of mother and child can be promoted to the greatest extent, and the successful results of IVF can be achieved.
