Is the third generation IVF painful?
With the development of human reproductive medicine, three generations of IVF have become a choice for infertile couples to pursue fertility. However, there are many controversies about this technology, one of which is whether the third generation of IVF will bring pain. This article will discuss the pain of the third generation IVF from four aspects, and put forward suggestions to solve the psychological pressure caused by the treatment burden.
Physical pain
In the process of three generations of IVF, women need to receive a series of hormone therapy and surgical procedures. These medical procedures have brought discomfort and pain to women. For example, in the process of egg retrieval, it is necessary to puncture the ovary and extract eggs through the vaginal probe, which will bring obvious pain. In addition, it is often necessary to carry out multiple intrafallopian fertilization tests, which makes women's bodies overwhelmed. Although these pains are temporary, they should not be ignored.
However, with the development of technology and the improvement of medical equipment, women's suffering in the process of three generations of IVF can be alleviated by improving the level of surgical technology and hormone therapy programs. For example, some hospitals use painless artificial cycle control technology to effectively reduce women's discomfort. At the same time, the professional rigor of doctors and nurses ensures the success of the operation and the life safety of patients.
Psychological pain
In addition to physical pain, the psychological pain in the process of three generations of IVF cannot be ignored. For infertile couples, IVF is their last hope. However, infertile couples' concerns about the uncertainty and success rate of treatment may lead to increased psychological pressure. During the whole treatment process, they may face treatment failure, miscarriage and other setbacks.
In order to solve this problem, hospitals can provide psychological counseling services to help patients relieve psychological pressure. At the same time, establish a support group so that patients can exchange and share experiences with each other, which can not only reduce the psychological burden, but also increase mutual support and understanding.
Financial pain
The treatment of third-generation IVF is very expensive. For ordinary families, this is a huge burden. Many infertile couples give up treatment because of the high cost of treatment, so they cannot enjoy the gospel of IVF.
In order to solve this problem, the hospital can cooperate with the insurance company to launch the IVF insurance plan to reduce the burden of infertile couples. In addition, the government can introduce relevant policies to provide economic assistance and welfare to support infertile couples to complete IVF treatment.
The pain of family relations
Three generations of IVF not only cause pain to the patients themselves, but also affect the relationship between husband and wife and family. The long-term treatment process may cause problems in communication and emotion between husband and wife. For families, due to differences in pressure and expectations, tension and conflict may occur among family members.
In order to solve the pain of family relations, hospitals can set up family psychological counseling services to help couples communicate and manage their emotions. In addition, both husband and wife also need to support and understand each other, and face difficulties and setbacks together in the treatment process.
summary
Although the process of three generations of IVF may bring physical, psychological, financial and family relationship pain, with the progress of medical technology and the strengthening of social support, these pain can be alleviated by improving treatment programs, providing psychological counseling services, reducing the cost burden and strengthening family relationship support. At the same time, we should understand the plight and psychological pressure of infertile couples and provide them with more care and support so that they can realize their reproductive aspirations.
