Nowadays, most people attach great importance to eugenics and child rearing because many families only want one child. In order to ensure the health of the pregnant child, it is necessary for both men and women to undergo various physical examinations during the preparation period, while also paying attention to some examinations that may affect the health of the pregnant fetus. For example, does a man's CT scan affect his preparation for pregnancy?
Does a man's CT scan affect pregnancy preparation
Having a CT scan may result in certain levels of radiation, which may have an impact on the body. Because CT examination can have a certain impact on sperm quality and may have teratogenic effects, pregnancy planning should be done two to three months after the examination. If you plan to get pregnant, you can consider waiting for 2-3 months.
What should men do during pregnancy preparation
1. Moderate exercise is good for the body
Exercise can strengthen the body, moderate exercise can make people feel happy, reduce pressure from work and interpersonal relationships, improve the survival rate of male sperm, help increase male desire, improve male sexual function, avoid impotence, increase the pleasure of sexual life between couples, and increase the chances of conception.
2. Reduce the impact of unfavorable factors in work
Early transfer from positions that are not conducive to childbirth, stay away from high-pressure work positions, and if the couple is in a different place, find ways to seek approval from their leaders to increase the time they spend together. The high-temperature working environment is not conducive to the survival of sperm. It is important to stay away from it as soon as possible and reduce or eliminate social interactions at work.
3. Change unhealthy lifestyle habits
It is important to quit smoking and drinking. Smoking and drinking can affect the quality of sperm, and long-term smoking and drinking can easily lead to abnormal sperm. Temporarily avoid cycling, as cycling can cause scrotal injury or temperature rise in men's scrotum, leading to a decrease in sperm survival rate.
Both husband and wife should be careful not to take CT scans during the preconception period, as it can affect the quality of sperm. Such sperm can combine with the egg to form a fertilized egg, which may cause fetal abnormalities. At the same time, it is also necessary to change some unhealthy lifestyle habits, especially for men. In addition to quitting smoking and drinking, they should also pay attention to their clothing and avoid wearing tight jeans to avoid affecting the survival rate of sperm.
