What are the risks of pulling IVF?
Larla Test Tube Baby is a method of cultivating and developing the fertilized eggs in the laboratory through assisted reproductive technology, and then transferring the embryos to the mother's uterus for pregnancy and delivery. Although Lala IVF has brought hope to those couples who are not easy to conceive, this process is not totally risk-free. Next, we will elaborate on the risks of pulling IVF.
1. Physiological risk
1.1 In vitro fertilization failure
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a key step of IVF, but not every attempt will succeed. The quality of fertilized eggs, the timing of embryo transfer, uterine environment and other factors will affect the success rate of in vitro fertilization. If fertilization fails, the couple may need to try again, which not only increases the financial burden, but also brings pressure to the couple's psychology.
1.2 Multiple pregnancy
In order to improve the success rate, some couples will choose multiple embryo transplants, which also increases the probability of multiple pregnancies. Multiple pregnancy will increase the risk of premature delivery and low birth weight, and also increase the risk of complications of pregnant women and fetuses.
1.3 Pregnancy complications
Pulling IVF may cause some pregnancy complications, such as pregnancy induced hypertension, gestational diabetes, placental abruption, etc. These complications will bring risks to the health of pregnant women and fetuses.
2. Psychological and social risks
2.1 Imaginary fall
Although Lala IVF has brought fertility hope to infertile couples, the actual process may be different from their expectations. For example, the failure of repeated attempts at in vitro fertilization and the risk of multiple pregnancies may bring psychological blow to couples.
2.2 Changes in family relations
It may require close cooperation and joint commitment between husband and wife to make a Labrador IVF. However, the long-term treatment process and continuous stress may affect the relationship between husband and wife, and even lead to the breakdown of marriage.
2.3 Social pressure
Some social and cultural discrimination and pressure on infertile couples may also have a negative impact on them. Couples may face doubts and pressure from family, friends and society because they cannot conceive naturally.
3. Legal and moral risks
3.1 Risk of genetic diseases
Labrador test tube babies may face the risk of genetic diseases. Although doctors will try their best to comply with clinical guidelines and ethics in excluding genetic diseases, they cannot guarantee 100% accuracy, so this part of risk still exists.
3.2 Moral disputes
Labrador test tube baby involves the cultivation and selection of embryos, which involves some moral and ethical issues. For example, the selection of sex or the selection of embryos with certain genes in the process of embryo screening before embryo transfer has triggered some controversy.
3.3 Legal restrictions
Different countries and regions have different regulatory measures for Labrador IVF. In some areas, the number and age of IVF may be limited, or the scope of embryo selection may be widened. These legal restrictions may affect the choice and operation of couples.
4. Economic risks
4.1 High cost
Labrador test tube baby is an expensive medical technology, which includes drug costs, laboratory costs, surgery costs, etc. For some couples with ordinary economic conditions, economic pressure may become a risk that cannot be ignored.
4.2 Continuous pressure on the cost of long-term treatment
As the Labrador IVF requires a series of treatment processes, including multiple attempts at in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer, the cost of treatment may become a long-term pressure for couples.
4.3 Insurance reimbursement
Due to the high cost of IVF, some insurance companies may not cover the relevant costs or have certain limits. This may also increase the unnecessary financial burden for couples in the treatment process.
Summary
Although Lala IVF has brought hope to those infertile couples, there are certain risks in the implementation process. From the physiological, psychological and social, legal and moral, as well as economic aspects, there are different degrees of risks in the pulling of IVF. It is very important for couples to rationally understand and assess these risks and seek advice from professional doctors before deciding to try to pull IVF.
