What are the effects of IVF on the body?
Breast test tube babies are babies born through in vitro fertilization technology to assist pregnancy. It is a kind of fertility mode obtained with the help of modern medical technology. However, compared with natural pregnancy, IVF may have some effects on the body. This paper will elaborate on these impacts from four aspects.
Impact on the mother's body
1. Hormone level: In the process of IVF, hormones are used to stimulate the ovaries to produce multiple eggs. This may lead to hormonal imbalance, causing breast pain, emotional fluctuations and headaches and other discomfort.
2. Barrel ovary syndrome: short-term ovarian hyperstimulation may lead to the occurrence of Barrel ovary syndrome. In this case, the ovaries will produce many cysts when they are larger than normal. This may cause abdominal distension, pelvic pain and dysuria.
3. Risk of bacterial infection: endometrial curettage and other operations are required during the process of IVF. This may lead to an increased risk of bacterial infection and symptoms such as fever, abdominal pain and abnormal leucorrhea.
4. Risk of multiple pregnancies: Because multiple embryos are often implanted into the uterus during the process of IVF, the risk of multiple pregnancies increases. Multiple pregnancy puts more pressure on the mother's body, which may increase the probability of premature delivery, anemia, hypertension and other complications.
Influence on the self of test tube infants
1. Risk of preterm birth: Compared with natural pregnancy, the risk of preterm birth of breast test tube infants is higher. This may lead to incomplete growth and development of infants and increase the probability of suffering from various diseases.
2. Low birth weight: The birth weight of breast test tube infants may be low, which may be related to premature delivery, placental insufficiency, fetal growth restriction and other factors. Low birth weight infants may need more attention and support in growth and development.
3. Genetic related problems: The genetic related problems of milk test tube babies are relatively high. This is mainly because donated eggs or sperm may be needed for in vitro fertilization. This may increase the risk of chromosomal abnormalities, genetic diseases and other genetic problems.
4. Psychological problems: IVF babies may face different psychological problems from naturally pregnant children during their growth. They may be curious about their own way of reproduction, and may also face challenges such as identity and internal family dynamics.
Impact on families
1. Economic pressure: The process of IVF usually requires large economic investment, including hospital costs, drug costs, and monitoring and nursing costs. Families may need to bear more financial pressure.
2. Psychological pressure: The process of IVF may be a long and challenging journey for families. For infertile families, this process may bring about ups and downs of anxiety, depression and hope.
3. Family dynamics: The arrival of IVF may have an impact on family dynamics. Family members may need to adapt to new roles and responsibilities, as well as redefine family relationships and balance.
Summary
The influence of milk test tube baby on the body is expounded from many aspects. For mothers, hormonal changes, barreled ovary syndrome, risk of bacterial infection and risk of multiple pregnancies are worthy of attention. For IVF infants themselves, the risk of preterm birth, low birth weight, genetic related problems and psychological problems need attention. For families, economic pressure, psychological pressure and family dynamic changes also need attention.
Therefore, when deciding to carry out IVF, individuals and families should fully understand and consider these impacts, and at the same time, they should have in-depth exchanges and discussions with doctors to make wise decisions after weighing the advantages and disadvantages.
