Ovarian teratoma makes pregnancy difficult

Ovarian teratoma is a tumor with a relatively low level of malignant change. Many women take the initiative to take certain effective measures to treat ovarian teratoma after discovering it. The most complete treatment method is surgical removal. If you want to get pregnant after surgical removal of ovarian teratoma, you must prepare for pregnancy carefully. So, is it difficult to get pregnant with ovarian teratoma? This article will introduce how long it will take to get pregnant after ovarian teratoma surgery, and also introduce the appropriate way to prepare for pregnancy.

1. Is it difficult to get pregnant with ovarian teratoma? How long will it take to get pregnant after ovarian teratoma surgery?

You will need some time to recover after the operation. The specific time depends on your recovery condition, but you must have at least one year to recover before you can get pregnant. Before getting pregnant, you must also have a sound pregnancy index. Don't rush to get pregnant to avoid affecting the quality of the baby.

2. How to prepare for pregnancy correctly

1. Pregnancy preparation period

Generally speaking, it takes at least three months. If there are special circumstances, it should be phased in for about a year to ensure that the pregnancy environment, including the external environment and extracellular fluid, is adjusted to the greatest extent possible, so as to welcome the arrival of the baby in the best condition.

2. Age during pregnancy preparation period

The best childbearing age for women is around 25 years old, preferably not more than 30 years old. Women of this age have complete physical development, full ovaries, and high-quality eggs. Couples of this age are energetic, and the family economy also has a certain foundation, which is conducive to raising babies. On the other hand, as age increases, women's fertility will continue to decline, the quality of their eggs will also decline, the chance of embryo deformity will increase, the chance of dystocia for pregnant women will increase, and the chance of asphyxiation, injury and death of newborns will also increase. The best childbearing age for men is between 30 and 35 years old, because the quality of male sperm reaches its peak at the age of 30, with the strongest vitality, and can pass on the best genetic genes to the next generation.

3. Pregnancy preparation period

Some people think that it is best to avoid January to May when getting pregnant, and June to July is more suitable. This is because the early months of pregnancy during this period are the hot season for the supply of fruits and vegetables in the market, and the temperature is pleasant. Waiting for the spring season of the following year (March to April), it creates good environmental conditions for pregnant women to give birth, which is beneficial for pregnant women to successfully spend the confinement period. Among the four seasons of the year, the proportion of deformed and mentally retarded babies born in December, January, February and March is higher, because it is winter and early spring, there are more infectious diseases, and there are fewer fruits and vegetables. People's resistance is relatively poor, and it is easy to get sick and cause deformed fetuses.

4. Nutritional ingredients for pregnancy preparation

Must be balanced, including grains, eggs, meat, fish, beans, vegetables, fruits must be eaten, the nutritional reserves of pregnant women before pregnancy have a great effect on eugenics. Early folic acid supplementation can prevent the occurrence of neural tube defects in the fetus. Supplementing calcium early can fully prepare for the formation of bones and teeth of the fetus. Men should also supplement calcium and zinc, which can enhance the motility of male sperm and benefit the quality of pregnancy and egg production.

According to the description in the article, it can be understood that it is best to wait for more than one year after surgical treatment of ovarian teratoma before becoming pregnant and giving birth. If you are an ovarian teratoma patient, it is best for you to actively start preparing for pregnancy after surgery, and it is best to wait more than a year before you can become pregnant.