Does Cancer IVF Cause Harm to Health?
With the continuous progress of science and technology, cancer IVF as an assisted reproductive technology has been widely used worldwide. However, many people are worried about whether cancer IVF will harm their health. This paper will elaborate on this issue from four aspects.
Aspect 1: Physical health
First, cancer IVF does not harm its physical health. According to research and practice around the world, there is no significant difference between the physiological condition of IVF and that of naturally conceived infants.
Secondly, there is no significant difference in birth weight and height between IVF and naturally conceived infants. Many studies have shown that IVF babies have normal physical development, and their growth and development are comparable to those of naturally conceived babies.
In addition, there was no higher risk of birth defects for cancer IVF. Some of the world's leading assisted reproductive hospitals, such as Mayo Clinic in the United States and Hammersmith Hospital in the United Kingdom, have carried out large-scale studies, confirming that the risk of birth defects in IVF is not higher than that of naturally conceived infants.
Aspect 2: Mental health
There was no significant difference in the mental health of cancer IVF. Research shows that there is no significant difference in cognitive, emotional and behavioral development between IVF and naturally conceived infants.
Many IVF families also help children to establish a healthy psychological state through active psychological intervention and support. These interventions, including psychological counseling, family therapy and social support, can help IVF establish positive emotional ties with their families.
In addition, IVF does not have a higher risk of mental illness. Research shows that the incidence of mental health problems of IVF and naturally conceived infants is similar, and there is no significant difference.
Aspect 3: Long term impact
Long term impact is another issue of concern. However, the existing research has not found that there is a significant long-term impact difference between IVF and naturally conceived infants.
Some long-term follow-up studies have shown that there is no significant difference in the physical and psychological status of IVF between children, adolescents and adults and naturally conceived infants.
In addition, IVF also has good performance in education and career development. Many IVF babies have made outstanding achievements in their studies and careers, and have been integrated into society and families.
Aspect 4: Medical supervision
In many countries, the use of assisted reproductive technologies such as cancer IVF has strict medical supervision. These regulatory measures include approval and supervision of medical institutions, qualification requirements for doctors, and comprehensive evaluation of patients.
Some famous medical institutions, such as Mayo Clinic in the United States and Hammersmith Hospital in the United Kingdom, strictly abide by these regulations and have world-class medical facilities and professional teams to ensure the safety and health of IVF.
In addition, with the continuous development of science and technology, medical regulators are constantly improving and updating relevant policies to ensure the safety and health of cancer IVF.
summary
To sum up, cancer IVF will not cause harm to health. In terms of physical health, mental health, long-term impact and medical supervision, the development and growth of IVF is comparable to that of naturally conceived infants. However, we still need to continue to pay attention to and strengthen relevant research, so as to further improve and perfect the cancer IVF technology.
