The influence of Zhang Ting's test tube baby's sequelae
IVF technology is a medical means to help couples who cannot conceive naturally. However, Zhang Ting's IVF sequelae may have some adverse effects on infants and families. This article will discuss the effects of Zhang Ting's IVF sequelae from four aspects: physical health, psychological impact, economic pressure and social identity.
1、 Good health
The process of IVF involves the removal of eggs from women and sperm from men, and the implantation of fertilized eggs into women's uterus after in vitro culture. This process may cause some health problems. First, the process of egg retrieval may lead to ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), which may lead to abdominal distention, nausea, vomiting, groin pain and other symptoms. Secondly, the implantation of fertilized eggs may lead to endometritis, increasing the risk of infection. In addition, because IVF technology is usually used in young women's uterine environment, it may lead to an increase in the incidence of pregnancy related diseases, such as pregnancy induced hypertension and pregnancy induced diabetes.
However, it is worth noting that not all IVF patients will face these physical health problems, but the sequelae in a few cases. Doctors' active monitoring and management throughout the process can help reduce these risks.
2、 Psychological influence
The process of IVF is an emotional process, which may have a psychological impact on both spouses. First, for both women and men, the inability to conceive naturally will have an impact on self-esteem, which may lead to lower self-worth and emotional fluctuations. Secondly, the pregnancy process from IVF may be very long and full of uncertainty, which will bring continuous pressure and anxiety to both spouses. Finally, patients may worry about the success rate of IVF and the possible failure caused by objective conditions, which may last until the birth of the child.
In order to cope with these psychological effects, both husband and wife can consider consulting a psychologist or joining a support group to reduce stress by confiding and sharing experiences.
3、 Economic pressure
IVF technology is an expensive treatment and often requires multiple attempts to succeed. This will bring huge economic pressure to both husband and wife. First of all, the medical costs associated with IVF are very high, including the process of egg retrieval, embryo culture and intrauterine implantation. Secondly, the success rate of IVF is relatively low, which requires multiple attempts, increasing the burden of not only medical expenses, but also travel costs and accommodation costs.
Both husband and wife should make economic planning in advance, and may consider purchasing medical insurance at an early stage to help share some of the costs.
4、 Social identity
IVF still has some social identity problems in some social groups. Some people believe that it is not a natural way to obtain children through IVF technology, which has an impact on the traditional family concept. Therefore, IVF families may face doubts and discrimination from relatives, friends and society, which brings extra psychological and emotional pressure to both spouses.
However, with the passage of time, society's perception of IVF has gradually changed, and more and more people have accepted this technology as a respect for reproductive rights. Both husband and wife should believe in their own choices and find supporters to ease the pressure on social identity.
Summary
To sum up, Zhang Ting's IVF sequelae may have adverse effects on infants and families in terms of physical health, psychological impact, economic pressure and social identity. However, accurate diagnosis and active monitoring by doctors can reduce the risk of physical health problems. Strengthening psychological support and reducing stress can help couples deal with psychological effects. Relieve economic pressure by making economic planning and purchasing insurance. With the gradual improvement of society's awareness of IVF, couples can find more help and support, thus reducing the pressure on social identity.
