Definition and function of test tube baby protective drugs
IVF is a kind of drug used to help IVF embryo implantation and development in the uterus. In the process of IVF, the key to successful pregnancy is to make the embryo attach to the mother's endometrium smoothly and develop into a healthy baby. Due to the poor state of endometrium or other factors, sometimes it is difficult for the embryo to be implanted. At this time, the embryo protection drug can play a role in promoting embryo attachment.
In vitro baby care drugs usually include some commonly used drugs in assisted reproductive technology, such as progesterone, aspirin, etc. Progesterone is a synthetic progesterone hormone, which can simulate the progesterone produced in the body, help maintain and stabilize the endometrium, and increase the success rate of embryo implantation. Aspirin has anti-inflammatory, anticoagulant and blood flow promoting effects, which can improve the status of endometrium, increase nutrition supply and blood flow, and improve embryo implantation rate.
Because the effect of IVF fetal protective drugs is related to individual conditions and medical process, doctors' evaluation and prescription are often required before use.
Conditions and procedures for use of test tube baby protective drugs
The conditions for the use of IVF fetal protective drugs include embryo quality, endometrial status and personal health. Before IVF transplantation, doctors need to screen embryos to ensure their quality and development potential. At the same time, doctors will also assess the condition of women's endometrium to determine whether they need to use fetal protection drugs.
Before using test tube baby care drugs, the doctor will ask the women's medical history, drug allergy history and other relevant information in detail to ensure safe use. According to the specific situation, the doctor will develop a personalized fetal insurance program and issue prescription drugs.
The use process of IVF fetal protection drugs usually starts within a few days after embryo transfer and lasts for several weeks. During this period, women need to use drugs accurately according to the doctor's instructions, and follow the dosage and duration of drugs.
Reasons for requiring a prescription from a doctor
Test tube baby protection drugs are prescription drugs, and the main reasons why doctors need to prescribe them are as follows:
First of all, the use of IVF fetal protection drugs involves individual differences and medical risks. Different populations and situations may require different drugs and doses, and only doctors can make correct judgments and choices according to the specific conditions of patients.
Secondly, the use of IVF fetal protection drugs should strictly follow the drug use methods and precautions to maximize the efficacy and reduce adverse reactions and risks. The guidance and monitoring of doctors are crucial to the safety and effectiveness of patients.
Finally, there may be some risks and side effects, such as allergic reaction, visceral injury, etc. Prescriptions issued by doctors can help patients seek medical advice in time and deal with possible adverse reactions.
conclusion
To sum up, in vitro baby care drugs need to be prescribed by doctors. The doctor's assessment and prescription help to ensure the safe and effective use of drugs and reduce the risk and adverse reactions of patients. When using drugs, patients should follow the guidance of doctors, use drugs accurately, pay attention to changes in the body, and communicate with doctors and seek medical advice in a timely manner.
