Becoming a new mother through fertility treatment is an exciting and rewarding process, but it can raise some unique considerations compared to natural pregnancy.
- Personalized prenatal care: Because pregnancy was achieved through fertility treatments, it is crucial that you seek specialized prenatal care early on. Work closely with your fertility doctor, if possible, an obstetrician who is experienced in assisted reproduction cases. This will ensure careful monitoring of your pregnancy and tailoring your care to your specific needs.
- Open communication: talk to your medical team about your fertility history. It can be helpful to share details about the treatment you have received and any concerns you have. Open communication will allow you to receive the support and information you need.
- Emotional support: The fertility journey can be emotionally challenging, and you may continue to experience intense emotions during pregnancy and after delivery. Don't hesitate to seek emotional support, whether through therapy, support groups, or sharing your feelings with friends and family.
Read the full article on: Recommendations for a first-time mother in pregnancy and postpartum ( 69).
Elena Santiago Romero
M.D.
Bachelor's Degree in Medicine and Surgery from the Autonomous University of Madrid. Master's Degree in Human Reproduction from the King Juan Carlos University and the Valencian Infertility Institute (IVI). Several years of experience as a gynecologist specializing in Reproductive Medicine.
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