Does IVF affect mothers?
IVF is a process to achieve pregnancy by cultivating fertilized eggs in the laboratory through assisted reproductive technology, and then implanting them into the mother's body. In this era of increasingly developed technology, more and more couples choose IVF to realize their dreams. However, people have some doubts about whether IVF will have some impact on mothers. This article will analyze the influence of IVF on mothers from several aspects.
Physical effects
The process of IVF includes multiple injections of growth hormone, follicle stimulating agent and luteinizing hormone. These drugs may cause some discomfort, such as breast pain, abdominal distension, mood fluctuations, etc. In addition, in the process of egg retrieval and embryo implantation, operations such as salpingography are required, and some patients may feel pain or discomfort.
In addition, a series of physical examinations, blood tests and ultrasonic tests are required during IVF. These examinations will bring some physical burden and discomfort to the mother, but in most cases, they will not have long-term adverse effects on the mother's health.
Of course, there are certain risks and complications in the process of IVF, such as multiple pregnancy, blastocyst transfer, etc. These problems need to be properly handled under the guidance of professional doctors to reduce the adverse effects on mothers.
Psychological influence
The IVF process may bring some psychological pressure and tension. The mother needs to face uncertainty and expectation in the whole process, and is full of hope and anxiety to conceive a child that belongs to her completely. These emotions may affect the mother's mental state and may lead to some chemical changes.
In addition, the failure and retrying of IVF may bring some psychological trauma to the mother. Therefore, for IVF mothers, family and social support and a positive attitude are very important, and psychological counseling and support groups can be used to alleviate stress and anxiety.
Family and social impact
IVF will also have some impact on the mother's family and social life. The IVF process requires a lot of time and energy, which may interfere with the mother's work and social activities. In addition, IVF may require holidays and hospital visits, which require communication and consultation with family and friends.
In addition, the birth of IVF babies may bring some social pressure and concern. Mothers and families need to face the curiosity and expectations of family members and the community, which also requires mothers to have certain psychological quality and coping ability.
Influence of mother infant relationship
IVF will also have some impact on the mother infant relationship. In the process of IVF, mothers may have higher psychological input and expectations for their children, which may affect the establishment of mother infant relationship. Mothers may pay more attention to the growth and development of their children, and also need to learn and adapt to their new roles and responsibilities as mothers.
In addition, IVF babies may face some health problems, and mothers may need more time and energy to take care of their children's life and health. This is a challenge for mothers, as well as an opportunity to establish a closer mother child relationship.
To sum up, IVF will have a certain impact on mothers in physical, psychological, family, social and maternal infant relations. Mothers need to participate in it with a positive attitude and healthy body, and get support and help from family and society in the process. Through scientific assisted reproductive technology, IVF has brought hope for couples who cannot conceive naturally, and the real hospital has also provided them with professional guidance and support.
