Proper nutrition is the key to health and longevity. A varied, nutritious and balanced diet allows a person to feel cheerful, energetic and full of strength. For a woman planning a pregnancy, it plays a particularly significant role.
As part of preparation for in vitro fertilization, special attention is paid to adherence to the principles of proper nutrition, because this can significantly affect the successful outcome of the procedure.
The principle of a protein diet for IVF is as follows:
Reproductive specialists at the K+31 medical center prescribe a diet taking into account the individual health characteristics of each patient.
In addition to changes in nutrition, a woman must adhere to general healthy lifestyle standards: follow a sleep schedule, consume the recommended amount of liquid (about 2 liters), and exercise moderately.
When planning artificial insemination, it is worth giving up bad habits such as smoking and drinking alcohol, as well as following a variety of strict diets to maintain a slim figure. Fasting inhibits the reproductive functions of the egg and significantly reduces the chances of a successful procedure.
Why is it necessary to consume more protein than usual? Because it is the foundation for the cells, organs and tissues of the body. It takes part in vital processes in the body, which allows you to avoid some complications and diseases.
A protein diet before IVF involves eating the following foods:
A protein diet involves the complete or partial exclusion from the diet of dishes that are rich in:
For the above reasons, experts recommend refraining from consuming:
When following a diet, it is worth using recipes in which products are offered to be steamed, baked, stewed or boiled.
Eating with a protein diet can have a number of negative consequences for the body:
Reproductive specialists of the K +31 medical center will help to create a protein diet menu for IVF, which will have a positive effect on the patient's condition. A natural, varied, balanced diet rich in protein will increase the chances of successful embryo implantation, reduce the risk of fetal malformations, and improve the mother's well-being during pregnancy.
Self-medication and ill-considered dietary restrictions can be harmful to health. It is always worth consulting a doctor for a preliminary consultation.
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