What are the effects of the three generations of test tube babies in Chengdu on the body?
With the progress of science and technology, more and more couples choose to use the third-generation IVF technology to realize their reproductive dreams. For this assisted reproductive technology, people generally pay attention to its impact on the body. As one of the top medical centers in China, Chengdu has provided many couples with three generations of IVF opportunities. Next, we will discuss the influence of three generations of IVF in Chengdu on the body from four aspects.
Impact on female body
First of all, the three generation IVF technology is mainly realized through egg retrieval and embryo transfer, which is a great burden on the female body. Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) may be caused during egg retrieval, which may lead to abdominal distention, nausea and other uncomfortable symptoms.
Secondly, after taking eggs, women often need to inject hormone to help embryo implantation, which may cause hormone imbalance. Some studies also found that hormone therapy may increase the risk of gynecological diseases such as breast cancer and ovarian cancer.
In addition, after embryo transfer, women need to continue to inject hormones to help maintain pregnancy. However, long-term use of exogenous hormones may lead to elevated blood pressure and other side effects.
Impact on male body
For men, the third generation IVF technology mainly involves sperm selection and collection. The sperm collection process is usually completed by manual or mechanical assistance, which may cause some discomfort and pain. But generally, it has little impact on men's health.
However, some studies have shown that long-term use of artificial pregnancy technology may lead to the risk of sperm quality decline and fertility decline. Therefore, men considering the three generation IVF technology should pay attention to maintaining good living habits and healthy diet.
Effects on embryos and infants
The third generation IVF technology also involves the culture, screening and transfer of embryos. In the process of embryo culture, the external environment may have a certain impact on the embryo, such as adverse environmental conditions may lead to abnormal embryonic development.
In addition, there may be some risks in the process of embryo screening. The screening process may lead to embryo damage or complications due to implantation before embryo transfer. At the same time, the survival rate of embryo transfer is not 100%, so the success rate is still uncertain to some extent.
For babies born through three generations of IVF technology, there is still a lack of long-term follow-up research to assess the potential health risks. Therefore, future research still needs to focus on this field to ensure the health of infants.
Matters needing attention
Before carrying out the third generation IVF technology, couples need to fully understand and communicate with doctors to understand their physical, psychological and social impacts. At the same time, select a formal and qualified hospital and professional team to perform the operation to ensure the safety and effect of the operation.
In addition, couples should prepare for physical and psychological support in advance to cope with possible discomfort and mood fluctuations after surgery. It is also important to have regular follow-up and physical examination, so as to find and deal with any potential health problems in a timely manner.
Summary
The impact of Chengdu's third-generation IVF technology on the body is mainly reflected in the greater pressure on women's bodies, which may lead to the risk of hormone imbalance and gynecological diseases; The influence of men in technology is small, but attention should be paid to the health of living habits and diet; Embryos and infants may be affected by the external environment and screening process, while the potential health risks still need to be confirmed by long-term follow-up research. Before accepting the third-generation IVF technology, couples should fully understand the impact and risks, and select the appropriate hospital and professional team for surgery. Regular follow-up and physical examination are also important steps to ensure health.
