What are the sequelae of Kate's IVF?
IVF is a kind of assisted reproductive technology, which is suitable for couples who cannot conceive naturally. Although IVF technology has made great progress, there are still some sequelae. This article will discuss the sequelae of Kate's IVF from the aspects of physiology, psychology, economy and society.
Physiological aspects
IVF may face some physiological problems. The first is the risk of premature delivery. Because of the high probability of multiple pregnancy in IVF, multiple pregnancy will increase the risk of premature delivery and low birth weight. Secondly, IVF may be at risk of congenital defects. The study found that the incidence of congenital defects in test tube babies was slightly higher than that in naturally conceived babies. This may be related to the assisted reproductive technology itself or the drugs used.
In addition, IVF babies may face a higher risk of disease. Research shows that IVF has a high risk of certain diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, hypertension and diabetes. These risks may be related to the genetics of IVF and the socio-economic factors of the mother.
In addition, IVF may face a higher risk of pregnancy complications. The mothers of IVF babies may be more prone to pregnancy hypertension, pregnancy diabetes and perinatal complications. This may be due to the fact that IVF mothers are usually older or suffer from other infertility symptoms.
Psychological aspects
IVF may have some impact on the mental health of infants and parents. First, for IVF babies, they may face higher status problems. IVF babies may be confused about their biological blood relationship and identity, and their relationship with non biological parents makes them face unique psychological problems.
Secondly, parents of IVF babies may face greater pressure and anxiety. Infertility itself has caused certain pressure on husband and wife relationship and mental health, and the birth of IVF will cause a new round of uncertainty and anxiety. Parents may worry about whether IVF is healthy and can adapt to society.
In addition, the growth environment of IVF babies may also have an impact on their mental health. IVF families usually experience some special emotional and developmental needs, which may have a certain impact on the mental health of infants. Appropriate psychological support and care are essential for the development and mental health of IVF.
Economic aspects
IVF not only has a physical and psychological impact, but also has a certain pressure on the family's economic situation. The first is the cost of IVF treatment. The treatment costs of IVF are usually high, including medical examination, drug costs and assisted reproductive technology costs. These costs may have a certain impact on the family's economic situation.
Secondly, IVF may have an impact on parents' work and career development. The care and upbringing of IVF may require parents to invest more time and energy, resulting in parents being unable to work full-time or find suitable jobs. This may have a certain impact on their career development and economic income.
The pressure of IVF on the family's economic situation requires the family to make full preparations in advance and choose a hospital and treatment method suitable for their economic situation.
Social aspects
IVF may also face some problems and challenges in society. The first is the discrimination and prejudice that IVF may face. Due to the special birth mode of IVF, it may be discriminated and prejudiced by some people, for example, that IVF is not a normal family member.
Secondly, the social adaptability of IVF may be affected to some extent. IVF babies may face more psychological pressure and identity problems during their growth, which may affect their social ability and self-esteem development.
The society is very important for the acceptance and support of IVF, including providing psychological counseling and support services, and strengthening the legal protection and equal rights protection of IVF families.
summary
Kate IVF has a series of sequelae, including physical, psychological, economic and social problems. Although the technological progress of IVF has brought hope to couples who cannot conceive naturally, we must face up to and solve the challenges and problems caused by IVF sequelae. In the treatment of IVF, it is very important to select a formal and experienced hospital and conduct a comprehensive health assessment.
