Successful sequelae of IVF
IVF technology is an assisted reproductive technology, which helps couples who cannot conceive naturally to realize their reproductive dreams through in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer. Although this technology has achieved great success in solving the problem of infertility, it also has some sequelae that need our careful understanding and attention. The following will elaborate on the successful sequelae of IVF from the aspects of physical health, psychological status, family relations and social concepts.
good health
One of the sequelae of IVF success is physical health. Research shows that IVF babies may face a higher risk of birth defects, including neural tube defects, heart disease, cleft lip and palate, etc. These defects may be related to the growth environment of the embryo and the conventional fertility mode. In addition, IVF babies may also have lower birth weight and risk of premature delivery. Therefore, lifelong health monitoring and attention are very important for IVF, especially in early childhood development.
In addition, IVF may face reproductive system problems. Some studies have found that the ovarian function of female IVF may be affected, leading to earlier menopause. Male IVF may have the possibility of declining sperm quality. These problems may bring some troubles and uncertainties to IVF when it gives birth to offspring.
Psychological condition
The successful sequelae of IVF also involve psychological conditions. IVF may face pressure from society and family, which stems from the identity of parents different from biological legal relationship. IVF babies may face confusion and struggle about their own identity in the process of growth, resulting in inferiority and anxiety. In addition, IVF may also be affected by parent-child relationship, for example, the lack of biological kinship may lead to emotional struggle and conflict.
Psychological problems need professional psychological support and guidance to help IVF establish a healthy identity and deal with emotional problems.
Family relations
The successful sequelae of IVF may also involve family relations. The birth of test tube babies may have an impact on marital relations and family dynamics. The study found that after the birth of test tube babies, the intimacy and sexual satisfaction between couples may decline. This may be due to the pressure that couples bear in the process of childbirth and the change of their identity and role.
In addition, the birth of IVF may have an impact on family economic and social support. Because of the high cost of IVF, families may bear the financial burden. Moreover, the success of IVF depends on medical technology, and families need medical and social support, which also puts forward higher requirements for family relations and social networks.
Social concept
The successful sequelae of IVF also involve social attitudes. The development of IVF technology has triggered a series of discussions on ethical and moral issues, including disputes over human reproductive rights, moral considerations on embryo selection, etc. These disputes may lead to social discrimination and pressure on IVF and its families.
However, with the progress of science and technology and the evolution of social concepts, IVF is gradually accepted and recognized by society. People's attitude towards IVF and its family has gradually changed from questioning to understanding and support, creating a more inclusive and friendly social environment for IVF and its family.
summary
The successful sequelae of IVF include physical health problems, psychological problems, family relationship challenges, and resistance to social concepts. Despite these problems, with the progress of medical technology and social progress, we believe that through continuous attention and support, IVF and its families can overcome these difficulties and achieve their happy lives.
