“I have a history of premature births. I don’t dare to start this journey lightly.” Those who spoke these words were a couple that had been served by LELAWA—referred to here as “Sister Chen and her husband” for privacy purposes. Their story isn’t some “heroic revenge tale,” but rather a real-life story of…Highlight the risks first, and make preparations in advance.A rational approach to preparing for pregnancy. Today, I would like to share this information, hoping it can provide some guidance for families with similar concerns.

1. Where do these concerns come from?

Sister Chen had her first child prematurely, which left her with significant psychological trauma. When preparing for her second child, what she feared most wasn’t failing to conceive, but having another premature birth. This kind of worry is often overlooked—people focus on whether they can get pregnant, but few consider what they will do after actually getting pregnant.

II. What did they do right?

1.Pre-pregnancy assessment of conditions that may affect pregnancyIt is necessary to inform the doctor about any history of premature birth, cervical conditions, etc., and a personalized treatment plan should be developed accordingly.

2.Choose institutions that offer comprehensive lifecycle management services.：从助孕到孕后随访不断档；

3.Psychological preparation should be synchronized with the process.Acknowledging fear instead of trying to ignore it helps. The support from partners and advisors reduces anxiety.

4.不盲信"包平安"Stay rational regarding any promises made, and trust only medical evaluations.

III. Key milestones in the process

With the help of assisted reproductive technology, they successfully obtained viable embryos for transplantation. After the transplantation, special attention was paid to monitoring during pregnancy—including monitoring cervical length, managing nutrition and daily routines, and identifying signs of medical emergencies. At every step, doctors were present alongside the patients themselves.

IV. The End of the Story and Its Implications

They finally welcomed a healthy baby into their lives. But LELAWA wants to emphasize that this isn’t proof that “technology guarantees safety,” but rather a example of how “risks can be managed scientifically.” Premature birth is influenced by many factors, and it’s impossible to completely avoid it. However, proper pre-pregnancy and prenatal care can significantly improve the level of control over risks.

5. LELAWA wants to say something

For families with a history of premature births or miscarriages, what they need most is not comfort, but…Bring the risks to the forefront, and prepare contingency plans thoroughly.Our newly introduced “Post-Pregnancy Follow-up” support channel is precisely designed to ensure that this process continues without interruption.