Sequela of Laos IVF
As an assisted reproductive technology, IVF provides a new way for couples who cannot conceive naturally. However, the sequelae of Laos IVF cannot be ignored. Although the situation of each IVF is different, there are still some common sequelae. This article will elaborate on the sequelae of Laos IVF in terms of weight, premature delivery, genetic diseases and social psychology.
Weight problems
In Laos, test tube babies tend to weigh less at birth than naturally pregnant babies. This is because IVF babies may not get enough nutrition and oxygen supply in the process of in vitro culture. This may lead to their low weight after birth, and even some infants may need to stay in hospital for observation and treatment. In addition, low birth weight may also lead to some long-term health problems, such as susceptibility to infection, growth retardation and neurological development disorders.
However, different studies have shown that with the progress of IVF technology and the improvement of medical conditions, the weight problem of IVF has been improved to a certain extent. By improving culture technology and clinical management, doctors are trying to reduce the low weight rate of IVF.
Premature birth problem
Compared with natural pregnancy, IVF is more likely to be born early. This may be related to the hormonal changes in IVF mothers and the differences in the intrauterine environment. Premature infants may have delays in body and organ development, and are prone to respiratory, digestive and immune problems. At the same time, premature infants also face high mortality and disability risks.
However, it is worth noting that with the progress of medical technology and the accumulation of experience, the preterm birth rate of IVF has gradually decreased. Doctors will formulate corresponding treatment plans according to the conditions of IVF, so as to minimize the risk of premature delivery.
Genetic disease
Because IVF embryos need to be cultured in vitro, it is inevitable that gene selection and screening will be involved. Although doctors will conduct genetic testing before embryo transfer, which reduces the risk of genetic diseases to some extent, this possibility cannot be completely eliminated. Some common genetic diseases, such as Down's syndrome and congenital heart disease, are still at risk in IVF. Therefore, it is crucial to ensure the genetic health of IVF.
In order to reduce the risk of genetic diseases, doctors will recommend couples to carry out gene testing and conduct targeted embryo selection according to the test results. This will ensure the health of IVF as much as possible.
Psychosocial problems
The birth of IVF often went through a tortuous medical process, which was a long and painful experience for couples. Some couples may experience psychological stress and anxiety after receiving IVF, and worry about the health of the baby. They may feel guilty and self reproach, thinking that they cannot have a natural birth. In addition, the parents of IVF may also face social pressure and public criticism.
In order to help couples cope with these psychological problems, many IVF clinics and volunteer organizations provide psychological counseling and support services. This will help couples relieve stress, enhance self-confidence and better prepare for the birth of IVF.
Summary
The sequelae of Laos IVF mainly include weight problems, premature birth problems, genetic diseases and psychosocial problems. Although the situation of each IVF is different, these sequelae are common. Through continuous research and improvement, doctors are trying to solve these problems to improve the health of IVF. At the same time, couples should fully understand and prepare mentally before accepting IVF, so as to cope with possible difficulties and challenges.
