Risk of success in multi capsule test tube infants
Polycystic test tube baby (IVF) is a reproductive technology, which is widely used in infertility treatment. Although the success rate of polycystic test tube infants is increasing, there are still some risk factors. This article will elaborate on the risks of success of multi bag IVF from four aspects: internal risk, external risk, economic risk and psychological risk.
Internal risk
1. Endocrine disorder: Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is one of the common causes of infertility. Patients with PCOS often have abnormally high androgen levels, which may affect the quality and quantity of eggs. In addition, high insulin and blood glucose levels may also have a negative impact on embryonic development.
2. Low quality embryos: In the process of polycystic test tube babies, eggs and sperm are cultured into embryos after in vitro fertilization, and then implanted into the uterus. However, the quality of mature eggs and sperm may affect the quality of embryos. Abnormalities during embryonic development, such as abnormal cell division and embryo implantation, may lead to IVF failure.
3. Pregnancy complications: After the success of polycystic test tube babies, pregnant women may face higher risk of pregnancy complications. For example, early pregnancy abortion, intrauterine fetal growth retardation, placental dysfunction, etc. may affect embryo implantation and development.
In vitro risk
1. In vitro operation infection: In the process of polycystic test tube babies, multiple in vitro operations and operations are required, such as egg retrieval and embryo transfer. These procedures may lead to an increased risk of infection, especially during ovarian puncture and intrauterine procedures.
2. Adverse reaction: In the process of polycystic test tube babies, patients need to use hormone drugs to promote ovarian development and prepare endometrium. However, these drugs may cause a series of side effects, such as ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, mood fluctuations, headache, nausea, etc.
3. Mental stress: Multi capsule test tube baby is a complicated and long treatment process, and patients need to face uncertainty and pressure. The failure and re attempt of treatment may have a negative impact on the mental health of patients, such as anxiety, depression, etc.
economic risks
1. High cost: Multi capsule test tube baby is an expensive treatment, including hormone drug costs, surgery costs, laboratory operating costs, etc. For some families, economic pressure may become a limiting factor in the selection of polycystic test tube babies.
2. Increased number of treatments: Since the success of multi capsule IVF is not guaranteed at one time, many patients need to make multiple attempts to achieve success. Every attempt requires more economic investment, which increases the economic risk.
3. Impact on income: The treatment process of polycystic test tube babies may require patients to take a long vacation for drug treatment, surgery and recuperation. This may have a negative impact on the patient's work and family income.
Psychological risk
1. Psychological pressure: The uncertainty and failure during the treatment of polycystic test tube babies may bring psychological pressure to patients. Whether waiting for treatment results or facing the reality of treatment failure, it may have a negative impact on the mental health of patients.
2. Emotional fluctuation: The hope of success and the blow of failure of multi capsule test tube baby will cause emotional fluctuation of patients. The failure of every attempt may bring about the fear and despair of losing fertility.
3. Conflict between husband and wife: The long-term and hard work during the treatment of polycystic test tube babies may have some pressure on the relationship between husband and wife. Treatment failure and emotional fluctuations may lead to arguments and conflicts between couples.
In conclusion, although the polycystic test tube baby is an effective means of infertility treatment, there are still in vivo risks, in vitro risks, economic risks and psychological risks. Patients should fully understand and comprehensively consider these risk factors when choosing the treatment of polycystic test tube infants. At the same time, the guidance and support of doctors and professional teams is also an important guarantee to help patients through the treatment process.
