Physiological effects of IVF on women
First of all, the process of IVF is a complicated, time-consuming and laborious process for women. In IVF technology, women need to receive multiple injections of ovulation promoting drugs to improve the probability of successful pregnancy. These drugs may impose a certain burden on women's bodies, causing a series of side effects, such as headache, nausea, abdominal distension and other uncomfortable symptoms.
Secondly, in vitro pregnancy may require women to undergo multiple endometrial controls, including endometrial thickness monitoring and medication in the endometrial preparation stage. This process may need to be carried out many times, which consumes more time and energy.
In addition, after IVF pregnancy is successful, women also need to carry out embryo transfer surgery, which may lead to some pain and discomfort in women.
The Psychological Influence of IVF on Women
IVF has greater psychological pressure on women. Because IVF technology is not 100% successful, many women may still fail to conceive after many attempts. This may be a heavy blow to women, which may easily lead to depression, anxiety, insomnia and other psychological problems.
In addition, the process of IVF may also be a long wait and uncertainty for women. Women need to wait for the right time to conduct ovulation drug injection, embryo transfer surgery, etc. The whole process needs to endure the anxiety and uncertainty brought by waiting.
At the same time, during pregnancy, women need to undergo multiple prenatal examinations, hormone therapy, etc. These processes may also have a certain impact on women's psychological status.
The economic pressure of IVF on women
Although governments have subsidized or reduced the cost of IVF technology to some extent, IVF treatment is still an expensive medical project. This may be a great burden for women with poor economic conditions.
The drugs and operations involved in IVF treatment need to cost a certain amount of money, and if multiple attempts are needed to succeed, the total cost may be more expensive. This has brought greater economic pressure to women and families.
In addition to the cost of IVF treatment, women may also have to pay for prenatal examination, hormone treatment and other related costs, which also increases women's financial burden.
Family and social pressure of IVF on women
IVF has a certain impact on women's family and social relations. Because IVF treatment requires time and energy input, women may need to reduce working hours or suspend work, thus causing some pressure on the family economy.
In addition, the process of IVF treatment may require women to hide their true situation, which will also increase women's psychological pressure. Women may need to explain their behavior or the reason for frequent leave to family, friends, colleagues, etc.
At the social level, there is still some prejudice against some traditional concepts of IVF. Women may face irrational accusations or prejudices from families, social circles and even strangers, which will hurt women's psychology to some extent.
summary
Test tube baby technology will have a certain impact on women, both physically and psychologically. Physiologically, IVF requires women to undergo multiple drug treatments and operations, which may lead to uncomfortable symptoms. Psychologically, women need to face the uncertainty of IVF success rate and long waiting, which may lead to stress and anxiety. In addition, IVF treatment has brought some pressure on women's economic and family social relations. However, IVF also provides a glimmer of hope for many women who cannot conceive naturally, helping to realize their mother's dream. For each woman, it is necessary to weigh and choose between family, social and personal needs, and make decisions according to their own conditions.
