Ovarian teratoma is a tumor with a relatively low degree of malignancy. Many women actively take measures for treatment after discovering ovarian teratoma, and the most thorough treatment measure is surgical resection. If pregnancy is required after surgical removal of ovarian teratoma, it is important to prepare carefully for pregnancy. This article will introduce how long it takes to become pregnant after ovarian teratoma surgery, as well as the correct methods for preparing for pregnancy.
1、 How long does it take to become pregnant after ovarian teratoma surgery
After the surgery, you need a period of time to recover, and the specific time depends on your recovery situation. However, the recovery time should be at least one year before you can get pregnant. Before getting pregnant, it is also necessary to improve the pregnancy indicators, and do not rush to get pregnant to avoid affecting the quality of the baby.
2、 How to properly prepare for pregnancy
1. Preparation time for pregnancy
Generally speaking, it takes about three months to prepare for pregnancy. If there are special circumstances, the preparation period should be set at around one year to ensure the best possible adjustment of the pregnancy environment, including both external and internal factors, in order to welcome the arrival of the baby in the best possible state.
2. Preparation age for pregnancy
The optimal age for women to have children is around 25 years old, and it is best not to exceed 30 years old. Women in this age group have fully matured their bodies, strong ovarian function, and high egg quality. Moreover, couples in this age group are energetic and have a certain economic foundation, which is conducive to raising babies. On the contrary, as women age, their fertility will continue to decline, the quality of eggs will also decrease, the probability of embryonic abnormalities will increase, the chances of difficult childbirth will also increase, and the chances of neonatal asphyxia, injury, and death will also increase. The optimal age for male fertility is between 30-35 years old, as male sperm quality reaches its peak at the age of 30, with the strongest vitality and the ability to pass on the best genes to the next generation.
3. Pregnancy preparation season
Some people believe that it is best to avoid the months of January to May for conception, while June to July is more suitable. This is because during this period, the early months of conception are the peak season for supplying vegetables, fruits, and vegetables in the market, and the temperature is pleasant. By the spring season of the following year (March to April), it creates a good external environment for childbirth, which is conducive to the smooth passage of the postpartum period for mothers. During the four seasons of the year, the proportion of babies with deformities or intellectual disabilities during pregnancy is higher in December, January, February, and March. This is because it is winter and early spring, when there are more infectious diseases and fewer fruits and vegetables. People have weaker immune systems and are more susceptible to diseases that can cause fetal deformities.
4. Pregnancy preparation nutrition
It must be balanced, including grains, eggs, meat, fish, soy products, vegetables, and fruits. The nutritional storage status of pregnant women before pregnancy plays a significant role in eugenics. Supplementing folic acid in advance can prevent the occurrence of fetal neural tube defects. Supplementing calcium in advance prepares for the formation of fetal bones and teeth, and men should also supplement calcium to improve sperm motility, which is beneficial for conception and the quality of fertilized eggs.
It can be learned from the description in this article that it is best to wait for at least one year after ovarian teratoma surgery before pregnancy and childbirth. If you are a patient with ovarian teratoma, it is best to actively start preparing for pregnancy after surgery, preferably after more than a year.
