The Influence of IVF on Couple Relationship
In vitro fertilization (IVF) babies, also known as IVF babies, enable infertile couples to have their own children through artificial assisted reproductive technology. However, the application of this technology has a profound impact on the relationship between husband and wife. This article will elaborate on the influence of IVF on husband wife relationship from four aspects: psychological pressure, emotional change, responsibility change and family concept change.
Psychological pressure
The psychological pressure during IVF cannot be ignored. Couples will face the possibility of failure, and factors such as expectation, worry and anxiety of embryo transfer will lead to pressure on both parties. First of all, the cost of treatment is very high, which will bring great pressure to the couple's economic pressure. Secondly, women need multiple hormone injections and internal examinations during IVF treatment, which will bring them physical discomfort and pain. In addition, couples often feel depressed and depressed when waiting for IVF to succeed. These psychological pressures have an important impact on the relationship between husband and wife.
First of all, couples may quarrel and contradict due to pressure. They may quarrel because of inconsistent expectations for treatment results, or because of their emotional fluctuations. Secondly, the pressure during IVF will also affect the sexual life of couples. During treatment, women need to follow a specific reproductive cycle, which may also limit the sexual life of couples. These factors may have a negative impact on the relationship between husband and wife.
Emotional change
In the process of IVF, couples' emotions may undergo a series of changes. First, they may face self doubt and inferiority about their fertility. Due to the inability to conceive naturally, some couples may feel that they are "incomplete" or "abnormal". This emotion may make them lose confidence and confidence in themselves and each other.
Secondly, in the process of IVF, couples often develop a strong expectation and desire for children. They may spend a lot of time and energy planning pregnancy and taking care of embryonic growth. This expectation and desire may make couples more focused on the arrival of children, while ignoring other aspects of life. Such emotional change may lead to other problems and conflicts in the relationship between husband and wife.
Change in sense of responsibility
The arrival of IVF has changed the sense of responsibility of couples. First, couples may feel more responsible for their children. They have gone through a difficult process of treatment, and made a lot of efforts and sacrifices to have children. Therefore, they may pay more attention to their children's education and growth, and have higher expectations for their roles and responsibilities.
In addition, the arrival of IVF may also make couples have a higher sense of responsibility for their relationship and marriage. They realize that they are not only husband and wife, but also parents, who need to provide a stable family and a good growth environment for their children. Therefore, couples may make more efforts to maintain their marriage and make more efforts for the future of their children.
Change of family concept
The process of IVF often leads to the change of couples' concept of family. First, they may have a deeper understanding of the importance of family. Because the children obtained through IVF technology are obtained through a long time and efforts, couples may cherish and value their families more. They may pay more attention to family harmony and intimate relations, and realize that family is the cornerstone of stability and support.
Secondly, the process of IVF makes couples think more deeply about parent-child relationship. Since the child is not the result of natural pregnancy, couples may pay more attention to and cherish the parent-child relationship with the child. They may pay more attention to parent-child communication and the establishment of parent-child relationship to ensure that children can integrate into a good family environment.
Summary
In a word, the influence of IVF on husband wife relationship is multifaceted. It has caused psychological pressure on couples, changed their feelings, and changed their sense of responsibility and family values. Therefore, when conducting IVF treatment, couples need to share these challenges and pressures, and strengthen communication and support to maintain their marital relationship.
