Fertility process of test tube baby and ordinary baby
In vitro fertilization (IVF) refers to the process of cultivating embryos in the laboratory through in vitro fertilization (IVF) technology, and then transferring the embryos to the female uterus to achieve pregnancy and fertility. The ordinary baby refers to the process of pregnancy in women through natural mating or non artificial intervention.
First, the birth process of IVF requires a series of medical treatments and technical operations. First, women will receive hormone therapy to promote the growth and maturation of eggs. Then, after the follicle has developed to a certain extent, the doctor will take the ultrasound guided egg collection operation, reach the ovary through the endometrium, and use the slender needle tube to suck the eggs. After eggs are collected, they are fertilized in vitro with male sperm in the laboratory, and then cultured into embryos. Finally, doctors transfer the embryo to the female uterus, allowing it to implant and develop by itself.
In contrast, the birth process of ordinary infants is relatively simple. Through natural mating, the male sperm will enter the female uterus and combine with the female egg to form a fertilized egg, which will then be embedded in the uterine wall to carry out the process of embryo development and gestation.
Because the birth process of IVF requires medical intervention and technical operation, it is more complex and time-consuming than ordinary infants.
Pregnancy probability and success rate of IVF and ordinary infants
The pregnancy rate of IVF is affected by many factors, including female age, egg quality, uterine health, etc. According to statistics, among young women under 35, the success rate of pregnancy is roughly 30% to 40%; The pregnancy success rate of women over 35 years old is relatively low, about 20% to 30%.
There is no significant difference between the pregnancy rate of ordinary infants and that of test tube infants, which mainly depends on the ovulation cycle and the time of pregnancy of women. However, considering that IVF embryos are cultured and screened in the laboratory, the pregnancy success rate may be slightly higher than that of ordinary infants.
In general, the pregnancy probability and success rate of IVF will be lower than that of ordinary infants, but with the progress and continuous optimization of medical technology, the success rate of IVF is also gradually increasing.
Pregnancy and delivery process of test tube baby and ordinary baby
The pregnancy process of test tube baby is basically the same as that of ordinary baby. The pregnancy period is about 40 weeks. Pregnant women need to carry out normal prenatal examination and health care, and carry out regular prenatal examination, and follow the guidance of doctors. During pregnancy, pregnant women need to maintain a healthy lifestyle, including balanced diet, proper exercise, and avoiding exposure to harmful substances.
However, some IVF mothers may have some basic diseases or physiological problems, because IVF mothers may have experienced infertility problems for a period of time. Therefore, these pregnant women may need closer monitoring and medical intervention during pregnancy.
In terms of delivery process, test tube babies are delivered in the same way as ordinary babies. According to the specific conditions of pregnant women and fetuses, natural or caesarean birth can be selected.
Social Identity and Family Relationship between IVF and Normal Infants
There is no difference in social identity and family relationship between IVF and ordinary infants.
Both test tube babies and ordinary babies are generally recognized as normal children in society and enjoy the same rights and status. Like ordinary babies, IVF babies need the love and attention of their parents and the warmth and support of their families.
At present, more and more families choose IVF to achieve their reproductive aspirations, and IVF has become a part of their happy life. Like ordinary babies, IVF has brought joy and happiness to families.
summary
The similarities and differences between IVF and normal infants are mainly reflected in the fertility process, pregnancy probability and success rate, pregnancy and delivery process, social identity and family relations. The birth process of IVF requires medical intervention and technical operation, which is more complex and time-consuming than ordinary infants. The pregnancy probability and success rate of IVF may be slightly lower than that of ordinary infants, but with the progress of medical technology, the success rate has gradually increased. The pregnancy and delivery process of IVF is basically the same as that of ordinary infants, which may require closer monitoring and medical intervention. However, IVF and ordinary infants are not different in social identity and family relations, and both enjoy the same rights and status, bringing happiness and joy to the family.
