What are the risks of IVF in Luzhou
IVF technology is an assisted reproductive technology, which combines eggs and sperm artificially, and then transfers the fertilized eggs into the uterus for pregnancy. Although IVF technology has brought fertility hope to many infertile couples, it also has certain risks. The following will introduce the risks of IVF in Luzhou from several aspects.
1. Risk of overweight fetus
IVF babies often need to be injected with ovulation promoting drugs in early development to increase the number of eggs collected. However, the use of ovulation promoting drugs may lead to the maturation of multiple eggs, which will lead to the successful pregnancy of multiple fertilized eggs. This may lead to multiple pregnancies, resulting in an excessively high birth weight of the fetus. Overweight fetuses are easy to cause complications such as hypotension and diabetes in pregnant women, and also increase the risk of delivery.
In addition, overweight fetus will increase the pressure on pregnant women and fetus during delivery, increasing the probability of dystocia. Therefore, in IVF technology, especially in the case of multiple pregnancies, it is necessary to closely monitor the growth of the fetus to reduce the risk of overweight fetuses.
2. Risk of premature delivery
The success rate of IVF is usually lower than that of natural pregnancy. Therefore, in a pregnancy, couples may need to try many times to get pregnant successfully. The technological process of IVF often causes mental and physical pressure on pregnant women, which also has a certain impact on fetal development.
In addition, the use of ovulation promoting drugs will also make endometrial mucosa thinner, resulting in difficulty in embryo implantation, thus increasing the risk of early pregnancy and abortion. These factors may cause the fetus of IVF pregnancy to be fragile and prone to premature delivery.
Premature fetuses have a high risk of complications, including respiratory distress syndrome, infection, etc., which requires close monitoring and corresponding nursing measures.
3. Risk of pregnancy complications
IVF technology also increases the risk of pregnancy complications for pregnant women. For example, multiple pregnancy makes pregnant women more likely to suffer from pregnancy induced hypertension syndrome, which will increase the risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and premature delivery.
In addition, the use of assisted reproductive drugs in IVF technology may also lead to nausea, vomiting, fatigue and other discomfort symptoms of pregnant women, affecting the quality of daily life.
4. Psychological pressure risk
Because the process of IVF technology is complex and the success rate is not high, there is great psychological pressure on both spouses. Every unsuccessful attempt will bring disappointment and frustration.
In addition, once the pregnancy is successful, couples have to face higher expectations and anxiety, worry about the health problems of their children and the future burden of the family, which will also give or even affect the physical and mental health of pregnant women.
Summary
Although IVF technology has brought fertility hope to infertile couples, it also has certain risks. Common risks include the risk of overweight fetus, premature delivery, pregnancy complications and psychological stress. In order to reduce these risks, couples should fully understand the IVF technology before choosing it, and seek the advice and guidance of professional doctors.
