Risk of IVF in Beijing
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is an assisted reproductive technology that transfers fertilized eggs into the mother's uterus through in vitro fertilization (IVF). In recent years, with the development of technology, IVF has become an important choice for couples who cannot conceive naturally. However, although IVF technology has been widely used in Beijing, there are still some risks and challenges.
Social mentality
The general preference for boys in traditional Chinese society has affected the development and acceptance of IVF to some extent. Due to the psychological pressure of some couples to demand boys, the proportion of IVF babies who choose sex is too high. Some hospitals in Beijing also abuse IVF technology due to profit driven, resulting in social psychological imbalance, which further aggravates social concerns about IVF.
In addition, with the popularization of IVF technology, the society's confusion and prejudice against IVF still exist. Some people worry that IVF may cause moral and ethical problems, and believe that only natural pregnancy is a reasonable way of reproduction. This deep-rooted concept has brought certain risks to the development of IVF technology.
In order to solve this problem, medical institutions in Beijing should strengthen the popularization of IVF related knowledge, promote the public to correctly understand the significance and legitimacy of IVF technology, and reduce public anxiety and fear.
Medical risks
IVF technology is a complex medical process involving multiple stages and links, so there are certain risks. First, the process of ovum retrieval may lead to ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), leading to ovarian enlargement, abdominal pain and other symptoms. Secondly, the transfer and implantation failure may occur after embryo transfer, which will affect the success rate of IVF to some extent.
In addition, IVF technology also has the risk of multiple pregnancy. In order to improve the success rate, doctors usually implant multiple embryos, but this may increase the risk of multiple pregnancies, which may pose a potential threat to the health of pregnant women and babies.
In order to reduce medical risks, hospitals in Beijing should strengthen the standardized management of IVF technology, strictly comply with operational requirements, avoid excessive treatment and abuse of technology, and ensure the interests and safety of patients.
Psychological pressure
Test tube baby is a psychological and physiological test for both husband and wife. For some couples, the inability to conceive naturally has become a huge problem, and IVF is their last chance to achieve their reproductive aspirations. However, the uncertainty of IVF process and long-term treatment have brought great psychological pressure.
In the process of IVF treatment, both husband and wife need to face a series of challenges such as egg retrieval, transplantation, and waiting for results, which may cause certain pressure on family and marital relations. At the same time, the process of long-term treatment and continuous attempts may increase the anxiety and depression of both spouses, and even affect their daily life and work.
Cost pressure
IVF technology is a high medical cost. In some hospitals in Beijing, the cost of IVF is usually between hundreds of thousands and millions of yuan. For ordinary families, such high costs will bring great economic pressure.
In addition, because the success rate of IVF is not 100%, some couples may need to try many times, increasing the cost of treatment. If the treatment fails, the couple may face psychological and economic pressure.
To ease the cost pressure, hospitals in Beijing can cooperate with the government and insurance companies to launch relevant medical security policies to reduce the economic burden of patients.
Summary
Although IVF technology is widely used in Beijing, there are still risks in social mentality, medical risks, psychological pressure and cost pressure.
To solve the problem of social mentality, we need to strengthen the popularization of IVF related knowledge and promote the public to correctly understand the significance and legitimacy of IVF technology. In terms of medical treatment, hospitals should strengthen standardized management, avoid excessive treatment and abuse of technology, and ensure patient safety. At the same time, couples should actively face psychological pressure and seek psychological support and guidance. In terms of economy, the government and insurance companies can launch corresponding medical security policies to reduce the economic burden of patients.
Only by fully recognizing these risks and actively taking effective measures to avoid and solve them can we better develop and apply IVF technology and bring more benefits to couples who cannot conceive naturally.
