Does the third generation IVF suffer?
The third generation of IVF babies are babies who are assisted by the third generation in vitro fertilization (IVF) technology. Although this technology has brought new hope to infertile couples, three generations of IVF babies may experience some pain and discomfort during the whole treatment process. However, the progress of modern medicine and technology has provided a series of measures to alleviate the suffering of patients.
Physical pain
During the treatment of three generations of IVF, women need to undergo multiple injections, operations and other medical examinations, which may cause physical pain. First, the operation of embryo implantation may cause abdominal discomfort and nausea. Secondly, women need to go through anesthesia during the egg retrieval operation, and may have some pain and discomfort after the operation. In order to alleviate these symptoms, patients should be given appropriate pain relief drugs and care before and after the operation, and a comfortable treatment environment should be provided to alleviate pain.
In addition, women often need to receive multiple hormone injections during treatment. These hormones may cause mood swings, chest pain and headaches and other discomfort. Doctors and nurses can use special techniques and methods when giving injections to patients to reduce injection pain and discomfort.
Finally, the success rate of third-generation IVF is usually low, and patients may need to try many times to achieve success. This uncertainty and the possibility of failure may be a psychological burden for patients, thus increasing their pain. Therefore, patients need to receive psychological support and counseling to help them cope with the pressure and anxiety in the treatment process.
Psychological pain
During the three generations of IVF treatment, infertile couples often face tremendous psychological pressure and pain. They may have doubts and inferiority complex about their fertility, and are full of anxiety and worry about the results of treatment. These psychological pains may affect their personal life, marital relationship and social activities.
In order to alleviate the psychological pain during the treatment of third-generation IVF, hospitals usually provide psychological counseling and support services. Professional psychological consultants can conduct psychological counseling with patients to help them adjust their mentality, alleviate anxiety and depression. In addition, communicating and sharing experience with other patients who experience similar problems can also play a role in reducing pressure.
Social pain
In some societies and cultures, infertility is still seen as a source of stigma and stress. This makes infertile couples face more pain and pressure in society. Infertile couples may feel isolated, unacceptable or suspected of their marital relationship.
In order to alleviate the suffering of the society, hospitals need to strengthen public education and publicity to improve the society's awareness and understanding of infertility. At the same time, relevant departments also need to formulate and implement laws and policies to protect the rights and interests of infertile couples, so as to ensure that they can be treated equally and with respect in work and social occasions.
conclusion
Although the treatment of third-generation IVF may bring physical, psychological and social pain, modern medicine and technology have provided a series of measures to alleviate these symptoms. The hospital can alleviate the pain of infertile couples in the treatment of third-generation IVF by providing appropriate pain relief drugs and care, psychological counseling and support, and strengthening public education and publicity. At the same time, the government and all sectors of society also need to pay more attention to and protect the rights and interests of infertile couples, so as to create a supportive and understanding social environment for them.
