What are the sequelae of test tube babies in Jinzhou City?
IVF is an assisted reproductive technology, also known as in vitro fertilization embryo transfer (IVF-ET). By taking out female eggs and male sperm, in vitro fertilization is carried out in the laboratory, and then the embryo is transferred back to the female uterus to increase the chance of successful pregnancy. Although IVF can help many infertile couples achieve their reproductive aspirations, in this process, there may be some sequelae. The following will introduce the sequelae of IVF in Jinzhou from the aspects of physiology, psychology, economy and society.
1. Physiological aspects
IVF may bring some physiological sequelae. The first is the increased risk of pregnancy complications, such as premature delivery, fetal growth retardation, etc. Secondly, when women receive IVF treatment, they may need to use drugs to promote ovarian ovulation and endometrial growth, which may lead to the occurrence of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), manifested as abdominal distention, abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting. In addition, endometrial damage, infection and other accidents may occur during embryo transfer.
However, these physiological sequelae are generally temporary, and most patients can recover quickly. Before receiving IVF treatment, the doctor will explain all possible risks and consequences in detail, and try to choose the treatment scheme that is most suitable for the patient's situation to reduce the occurrence of these sequelae.
2. Psychological aspects
The IVF treatment process may bring psychological pressure and negative emotions to couples, which is also a sequela. First, patients may experience a long treatment process, including examination, drug use, embryo transfer, etc. This process may make patients feel tired, hopeless and anxious. Secondly, because IVF babies are not always successful, they may face multiple failures, which will lead to psychological problems such as depression and mood fluctuations.
In order to alleviate these psychological sequelae, patients can seek psychological counseling and support. Some hospitals in Jinzhou City have set up psychological counseling services, which can provide emotional support and psychological counseling for patients to help them relieve pressure and increase coping ability.
3. Economic aspects
IVF treatment is an expensive medical technology, which may bring financial pressure to families. In the process of receiving treatment, patients need to pay multiple fees, including examination fees, drug fees, surgery fees, etc. In addition, because IVF is not a one-time success, patients may need to try many times, increasing the financial burden.
In order to reduce the economic sequelae, patients can choose medical insurance to reimburse the cost of IVF, seek national and local funding projects, and choose some hospitals with relatively low prices for treatment. If necessary, patients can also consider discussing the possibility of financial support with family members and friends.
4. Social aspects
IVF treatment may bring some sequelae at the social level. First of all, some people have prejudice and discrimination against IVF, which may cause psychological harm to patients. Secondly, patients may need to leave their jobs for treatment, which may affect their professional development and social status. In addition, the high success rate of IVF may also lead to increased fertility pressure, which is also a social pressure for infertile couples.
In order to reduce the social sequelae, we need to strengthen the publicity and education of IVF, and eliminate the prejudice and misunderstanding of society on IVF. At the same time, the government and social organizations can also introduce some support policies to provide better employment and living security for patients.
Summary
IVF is a kind of assisted reproductive technology. Although it can help infertile couples achieve their reproductive aspirations, it may produce some sequelae in this process. Physiological sequelae include pregnancy complications and ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome; Psychological sequelae include psychological pressure and negative emotions; The economic sequela is the economic pressure caused by the high cost of treatment; The social sequelae mainly include social discrimination and blocked career development. In order to alleviate these sequelae, medical, psychological and social support and help can be sought.
