Preparing for Thailand IVF, detailed analysis of chemicals to avoid

2024-07-10 22:05:24，浏览量： 26次

 

We have already raised awareness on many aspects of preparing for pregnancy, but one important factor often overlooked is the impact of workplace conditions and practices on reproductive health. Particularly, women's fertility and menstrual function can be affected by hazards present in certain work environments.

 

Chemicals pose risks to reproductive health. Exposure to chemicals and harsh working conditions can lead to menstrual disorders, pregnancy complications, miscarriages, or fetal health issues, causing harm to women. Chemical substances are also associated with cancers of the breast, uterus, and ovaries. Chemicals that endanger human reproductive health have a greater impact on women because their bodies bear more reproductive responsibilities. For instance, women working in healthcare sectors may be exposed to various potentially harmful chemical agents, including disinfectants, anesthetic gases, and medications.

 

The editorial team at IVF USA has compiled methods to reduce exposure to harmful substances:

1. Avoid microwaving food in plastic containers during lunch, as phthalates and BPA from plastic containers may leach into food when heated.

2. Thoroughly wash fruits and vegetables and purchase them from known safe sources to reduce intake of pesticides, fungicides, herbicides, and chemicals potentially sprayed on plants.

3. Limit consumption of processed, canned, and pre-packaged foods to reduce intake of BPA, phthalates, and plasticizers, which may line cans or leach from plastic packaging. Avoid additives, preservatives, and antibacterial agents.

4. Offset the effects by consuming sufficient folic acid through diet or prenatal supplements to counteract impacts; high levels of folic acid can prevent adverse effects on ovarian disease patients from BPA or phthalates.

5. Seek personal care products that are free of harmful chemicals; choose cosmetics, shampoos, conditioners, hair dyes, and body washes without parabens. Avoid air fresheners, smoke, harsh chemicals, heavy perfumes, plastic scents, and smoke.

6. Minimize handling of sales receipts coated with thermal layers containing BPA, avoiding long-term storage in carried bags.

7. Avoid using pesticides and herbicides in gardens, workplaces, or homes.

8. BPA, phthalates, and other plasticizers are used to impart flexibility to plastics in bottles. Thus, opt for drinking water/soft drinks in glass or hard plastic bottles to avoid soft plastic bottles.

 

If a woman experiences miscarriages due to exposure to harmful chemicals at work, Dr. Nathan Zhang from IVF USA offers advice: In cases of recurrent miscarriage, it is advisable to rest for a period and reconsider pregnancy after 2-3 months. Dr. Nathan Zhang further explains that for women experiencing recurrent miscarriages due to chromosomal issues, Thailand IVF can be considered. This cutting-edge third-generation IVF-PGT technology ensures embryos undergo PGS/PGD screening before implantation, effectively preventing miscarriages caused by genetic and chromosomal abnormalities and increasing the probability of pregnancy.

For women planning pregnancy, start paying attention to environmental safety today and create a safe and reliable environment for conception, avoiding harmful chemicals is crucial! Currently, IVF USA provides services including egg freezing in the United States, IVF-PGT, and third-party assisted reproduction. The services extend beyond the United States to include Japan for IVF and egg freezing, Thailand for IVF and egg freezing, as well as regions like Mexico, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Collaborating closely with top global IVF specialists, Dr. Nathan Zhang and the team at IVF USA are ready to provide professional consultation and support to help you achieve your dreams of parenthood.