What are the effects of Kunming IVF on the body?
IVF refers to a method of combining eggs and sperm in the laboratory and cultivating them into embryos through in vitro fertilization technology, and then transplanting the embryos into women's uterus to help couples unable to conceive naturally achieve fertility. Although IVF technology has achieved great success in solving the problem of infertility, this process may have some effects on the body.
Impact on female body
First of all, the success rate of IVF is not very high, and it may take several attempts to succeed. Each attempt requires taking a large number of hormone drugs to stimulate ovarian development, which may lead to hormone level disorder in women, hot flashes, mood fluctuations and other uncomfortable symptoms. In addition, surgical procedures and drug use will also increase the risk of infection for patients.
Secondly, IVF is required for IVF, which requires that the female uterus be punctured to obtain eggs, and then the eggs are combined and cultured in the laboratory. This operation may cause a certain degree of stimulation and damage to the female reproductive system and body tissues, and may cause pain, bleeding and other complications.
Finally, hormone drugs and surgical procedures used in IVF may increase the risk of women suffering from pregnancy diseases, such as pregnancy induced hypertension, pregnancy induced diabetes, etc. These diseases bring certain risks to the health of mothers and infants.
Impact on male body
Although IVF technology is mainly applied to women, men also play an important role in this process, and men's bodies may also be affected to some extent.
First, men need to conduct sperm collection. This process may have a certain impact on male sperm, such as changes in the number and quality of sperm. In addition, sperm collection may require masturbation, sexual life and other ways, which may affect the quality of men's sexual life.
Secondly, men also need to take some adjuvant drugs to improve the quality and quantity of sperm during IVF. These drugs may have a certain impact on the endocrine system of men, resulting in decreased libido, breast enlargement and other uncomfortable symptoms.
Finally, men also need to experience emotional fluctuations and anxiety and other psychological pressures, which may have a certain impact on men's mental health.
Effects on embryos and infants
In the process of IVF, the embryos are cultured in the laboratory and then transferred into the female uterus. This process may have some impact on the health of embryos and infants.
First, in vitro fertilization may lead to the generation of embryos with chromosome abnormalities, increasing the risk of children suffering from chromosome abnormalities. In addition, IVF may face risks such as premature delivery and birth defects, which are related to embryo transfer and hormone drug use.
Secondly, although IVF can help patients conceive technically, it cannot completely solve the root cause of infertility. Some genetic problems of infertility may be passed on to the next generation through IVF, increasing the risk of children suffering from chronic diseases.
Finally, hormone drugs and surgical procedures used in IVF may have some impact on the development and growth of infants, which needs further research and attention.
Summary
In general, the IVF technology in Kunming will have a certain impact on the body. Women may face problems such as hormone disorder, surgical risk and pregnancy diseases; Men may face problems such as changes in sperm quality and psychological pressure; Embryos and infants may be at risk of chromosomal abnormalities, premature delivery and birth defects. Therefore, when choosing IVF technology, we need to fully understand and consult professional doctors, weigh the advantages and disadvantages, and be prepared for possible risks.
