What medical examinations can affect pregnancy preparation?
During the preparation for pregnancy, women should undergo appropriate physical examinations, such as physical examination, gynecological examination, blood routine examination, infectious disease screening, etc., to eliminate any factors that may be unfavorable for the preparation for pregnancy. It is recommended to choose a regular and public hospital for examination. If the examination results are abnormal, actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment.
It should be noted that some physical examination items may involve radiation, such as X-ray examination, which should not be performed during preconception or pregnancy as it may cause radiation and affect the health of the fetus. Similar physical examination items include CT scan, cervical scraping examination, etc.
How to control dietary preferences during pregnancy preparation?
Everyone's physique is different, and their dietary needs are also different. Pre pregnancy dietary adjustments should be based on individual physical characteristics, and should not be uniform. What is suitable for others may not be suitable for oneself. For example, people with phlegm dampness constitution should have a light diet, eat less greasy fish and meat, and eat more vegetables. For people with a thin and frail physique, it is necessary to supplement some high-quality protein appropriately. In addition, it is important to consume less pickled products as they contain high levels of nitrite; It is also not recommended to overeat fried, cold, or raw foods.
During the preconception period, women can eat foods containing estrogen, such as soybeans and black beans. Foods containing vitamins and high protein can also be consumed in moderation.
Can ovarian surgery affect pregnancy?
The answer to this question varies from person to person and depends on whether the female's ovarian function is impaired. If the surgical trauma is relatively small and there are no complications after the surgery, this situation will mostly not affect fertility. However, some women have undergone ovarian surgery before and received radiation therapy and chemotherapy in the ovarian area, leading to iatrogenic premature ovarian failure, which may affect fertility because once ovarian function is damaged, it is irreversible.