Treatment of massive hemorrhage in test tube infants
Test tube baby refers to the embryo that is cultivated in a test tube through artificial pregnancy aid procedure, and then successfully implanted into the mother's uterus for development. However, sometimes IVF babies will have massive bleeding during their development in utero, which is a serious complication and needs timely treatment. Next, we will elaborate on the treatment and treatment of IVF massive hemorrhage from four aspects.
Early detection and diagnosis
The early detection and diagnosis of massive hemorrhage in IVF is very important. When IVF patients have the following conditions, they need to seek medical advice as soon as possible:
First of all, women who have vaginal bleeding after pregnancy, especially when the amount of bleeding is large and accompanied by other symptoms (such as abdominal pain), should seek medical advice in time to rule out the possibility of massive bleeding in test tube babies.
Secondly, attention should also be paid to the detection of fetal peripheral hemorrhage, abnormal fetal heart rate and other conditions through B-ultrasound examination.
Finally, if the IVF mother has obvious abdominal pain or discomfort during pregnancy, it is necessary to seek medical advice in time to determine whether there is massive bleeding.
Emergency treatment
When IVF massive hemorrhage has occurred, emergency treatment is needed to control the bleeding.
In some hospitals, the conventional treatment is to stop bleeding by laparoscopy. The doctor will insert a laparoscope into the abdominal cavity under anesthesia, and use electric knife or other hemostasis methods under visual guidance to deal with the bleeding points in the uterus. This method can quickly and effectively stop bleeding and reduce the risk of bleeding.
In addition, plasma or other blood products will be given together with blood transfusion treatment to replace the lost blood. Blood transfusion treatment can not only help supplement blood, but also ensure the oxygen and nutrients required for normal fetal development.
Late treatment and recovery
After IVF massive hemorrhage, patients need to continue to receive late treatment and close observation to ensure recovery.
First, the doctor will decide whether to stay in hospital for observation for a period of time according to the specific situation of the patient. During hospitalization, doctors will carry out routine blood tests, B ultrasound and other examinations, monitor the patient's blood pressure, heart rate, breathing and other vital signs, and adjust the treatment plan in time.
In addition, doctors will also give patients anticoagulant treatment to avoid thrombosis. Anticoagulant therapy usually includes oral or injection of anticoagulants to reduce the risk of blood coagulation.
Finally, during the treatment process, patients need to take appropriate rest, maintain a good attitude, and avoid strenuous physical activities to promote physical recovery.
summary
In vitro infant massive hemorrhage is a serious complication, which needs timely treatment. Early detection and diagnosis, emergency treatment, late treatment and recovery are the key steps of IVF massive hemorrhage treatment. Timely medical treatment and active treatment can minimize the risk of bleeding and ensure the safety of mother and baby. IVF patients and their families should closely cooperate with the doctor's treatment plan to ensure the success of treatment and the recovery of patients.
