How to prevent biochemical pregnancy?

Biochemical pregnancy is a very common phenomenon in our lives. Many people do not have a special understanding of biochemical pregnancy. In fact, to put it simply, biochemical pregnancy means that although the fertilized egg has combined with the sperm, it has not implanted. This phenomenon is called biochemical. Under normal circumstances, the sperm and egg will implant after combining. This is normal conception. If you want to prevent biochemical pregnancy, you must develop good living habits.

What should you pay attention to after pregnancy biochemistry

1. Increase calories, protein, calcium, iron, vitamins and trace elements. The diet should be properly matched, not too refined, and should be light.

2. Sleep 8 hours a day, take a rest at noon, lie on your left side, and reduce your workload as much as possible. 3. Stay away from smokers.

4. Medication can only be taken as prescribed by a doctor.

5. Avoid contact with high-risk groups.

6. Wear loose and warm clothes, don’t wear high heels, wear wide flat shoes instead.

7. Wash your breasts with warm water every day after 24 weeks, and massage your breasts after 28 weeks.

8. Take a bath and change clothes frequently, but do not take a bath in a tub.

9. Avoid sexual intercourse after 12 weeks and 32 weeks.

10. Avoid radiation exposure after 16 weeks.

11. After 24 weeks, you can do prenatal education and play relaxing music.

How to prevent pregnancy biochemical

To prevent biochemical pregnancy, you should first do the corresponding pre-pregnancy gynecological examination under the guidance and advice of a gynecologist: check the chromosomes of both husband and wife to rule out the possibility of a defective fertilized egg; do a hysteroscopy to check for symptoms that affect the implantation of the fertilized egg, such as uterine hypoplasia, submucosal uterine fibroids, endometrial polyps, intrauterine adhesions, and endometrial tuberculosis; do six hormone tests to check whether the failure of the fertilized egg to implant is due to imperfect ovarian corpus luteum function and insufficient progesterone secretion; do immune antibody and blocking antibody tests to rule out the possibility that the egg cannot be fertilized or cannot implant after fertilization due to immune factors. If any abnormality is found during a gynecological examination, you should communicate with the gynecologist in a timely manner and then receive further treatment under the doctor's advice.