Amniotic cavity puncture mainly refers to a method of testing, which is called amniocentesis. This test is mainly performed at the site of the amniotic cavity, of course, the puncture requires the use of a puncture needle, and then a certain amount of amniotic fluid can be extracted for testing. So, what are the precautions after amniocentesis?
The examination of amniocentesis can provide insight into the various developmental conditions of the fetus, as well as identify any abnormal conditions present in the fetus, facilitating the adoption of appropriate treatment measures for the fetus. After amniocentesis, there are some precautions to be taken. Once the amniotic fluid that needs to be tested is extracted, it needs to be sent away immediately for testing.
After amniocentesis, there is a certain time requirement for extracting amniotic fluid for testing. If amniotic fluid testing cannot be performed immediately, it is important to store it properly. There are many requirements for storing the amniotic fluid after amniocentesis. From a temperature perspective, it must be stored at four degrees Celsius, so it is best to store it in the refrigerator.
There are requirements for the storage time and temperature of amniotic fluid after amniocentesis. In terms of time, it cannot exceed one day and one night, which is 24 hours. In addition to paying attention to the precautions after amniocentesis, it is also necessary to pay attention to a series of preparations before surgery, such as using ultrasound examination to understand the fetus and the specific condition of amniotic fluid.
