Influence of milk test tube baby on husband wife relationship
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is a method of assisting infertile couples to achieve fertility through in vitro fertilization. Although the IVF technology has fulfilled the dream of being a parent for many couples, this process will also have some impact on the relationship between husband and wife. This article will elaborate on the influence of IVF on marital relationship from four aspects.
Physical and psychological stress
In the process of IVF, couples need to carry out a series of tedious examinations and treatments, such as hormone therapy, tubal fluid test and in vitro fertilization. These processes may be painful and uncomfortable for women, and bring a lot of physiological and psychological pressure, which may have a negative impact on their emotions and physical strength.
In addition, the success rate of IVF technology is not 100%, and it may require multiple attempts to succeed. If they fail many times, the couple may feel disappointed and desperate, which will cause a major psychological blow to them. This kind of pressure may lead to tension and conflict between husband and wife.
However, mutual support and understanding between husband and wife are also important factors to deal with these pressures. Sharing feelings and concerns with partners and seeking professional psychological support can help couples better deal with the pressure in the process of IVF.
Economic pressure
The cost of IVF technology is relatively high. In addition to examination and treatment costs, it also includes medicine, surgery and other related costs. For many couples, this may be a heavy financial burden.
Therefore, couples who give birth through IVF may face economic pressure. This may lead to poor communication between husband and wife, resulting in disputes and conflicts. The ways to deal with this economic pressure include understanding and negotiation between husband and wife, seeking appropriate financial support or delaying treatment plans.
Time and energy input
The treatment of IVF requires a lot of time and energy from couples. From the time of examination and treatment to the recovery period of in vitro fertilization, couples may need to adjust their life and work plans in order to reasonably arrange the treatment process.
This may have a negative impact on the couple's daily life and work. One or both of them may need to ask for leave or reduce working hours to cope with the treatment and rehabilitation period. This may cause the other party to assume more economic and household responsibilities, thus causing conflicts and dissatisfaction in the marital relationship.
The solution to this problem is good communication and cooperation between husband and wife. Make a common schedule and arrange work and life arrangements to ensure that both husband and wife can fully participate in and support each other.
Emotional changes
The process of IVF also affects the feelings and emotional states of couples. Especially after many failed attempts, couples may feel desperate, anxious, angry or even depressed.
These emotional changes may have a negative impact on the relationship between husband and wife. The feelings between husband and wife may become fragile, and they may blame and quarrel with each other. Faced with this situation, couples need to understand and support each other through open and honest dialogue, and they can also seek professional psychological guidance to help restore the stability of their relationship.
Summary
The milk test tube baby has many influences on the relationship between husband and wife. Physical and psychological pressure, economic pressure, time and energy input, and emotional changes may have a negative impact on the relationship between husband and wife. However, through good communication, mutual support and professional psychological guidance, couples can overcome these challenges, better cope with the pressure in the process of IVF and maintain the stability of their relationship.
