Effect of IVF reduction on female body
The development of IVF technology has enabled more and more couples to achieve their fertility aspirations. However, in some cases, couples may need to perform IVF reduction. IVF reduction is a medical process that reduces the number of maternal pregnancies by choosing to retain healthier embryos. However, this process is not without risks. The following will elaborate on the impact of IVF reduction on women's bodies from four aspects.
1. Physiological effects
IVF reduction may have some physiological effects on women's bodies. First, the operation may lead to some complications, such as infection, bleeding or damage to the uterus. Secondly, the body needs a period of time to recover, and women may feel fatigue, dizziness, abdominal pain and other uncomfortable symptoms. In addition, fetal reduction may have an impact on women's menstrual cycle, leading to irregular menstruation or infertility and other problems.
In addition, the anesthetics used during the operation may also have a certain impact on women's bodies. The use of narcotic drugs may cause nausea, vomiting, headache and other uncomfortable symptoms, while excessive use of narcotic drugs may cause damage to the central nervous system. Therefore, it is very important to select anesthetic drugs and control the dosage during fetal reduction surgery.
2. Psychological influence
The psychological impact of IVF reduction on women can not be ignored. Fetal reduction surgery itself may bring some psychological pressure and anxiety to women. They may feel guilty because they don't want to give up any embryo, or they may worry about the reduction of fertility success rate because they keep fewer embryos.
In addition, fetal reduction may also have an impact on women's mood. Women may have emotional fluctuations, depression or anxiety and other psychological symptoms. Therefore, it is very important to provide appropriate psychological support and counseling to help women cope with possible negative emotions in the process of fetal reduction.
3. Social impact
IVF reduction may also have a certain social impact on women. Some women may feel anxious or embarrassed about others' judgments, and worry about being considered irresponsible or moral problems. In addition, with the popularization of IVF technology, women may face medical insurance reimbursement problems or pay higher medical expenses.
The social impact may also be caused by fertility problems caused by reduction. After IVF reduction, female fertility may be affected to some extent, increasing the difficulty or risk of pregnancy again. For women who wish to become pregnant again, this may be an important factor to consider.
4. Genetic influence
IVF reduction may also have a genetic impact on women's future fertility. Selective retention of healthier embryos means that some less healthy embryos or embryos with genetic diseases are discarded. This may make women more concerned about their genetic status and the risk of future fertility.
In conclusion, although IVF reduction is a common medical process, it has a certain impact on women's health. Physiologically, it may lead to complications, irregular menstruation and the influence of narcotic drugs; Psychologically, it may bring about pressure, anxiety and mood fluctuations; The society may cause judgment and economic pressure; Genetically, it may cause concern and concern about genetic diseases. Therefore, before IVF reduction, we must carefully understand and evaluate all possible impacts, and fully communicate and make decisions with doctors.
