Risk of IVF to uterine cold
IVF refers to an assisted reproductive technology that transfers the pregnancy process to the laboratory through in vitro fertilization technology, which can help many infertile couples realize their reproductive dreams. However, IVF is not completely without risks, one of which is Gong Han. Cold in the uterus refers to a condition in which the function of female endometrium is low, resulting in difficult pregnancy or abortion. Next, we will elaborate on the risks of IVF to uterine cold from four aspects.
Uterine cavity injury caused by test tube baby
In the process of IVF, in order to obtain enough eggs for women, it is often necessary to inject drugs into women through superovulation technology to stimulate ovarian ovulation. Superovulation drugs have certain negative effects on endometrial health, which may lead to uterine cavity damage. In addition, in the transplantation phase of IVF, the insertion of catheter will also cause trauma to the endometrium, thus increasing the risk of uterine cold.
Long term exposure to high concentrations of hormones may lead to uterine cavity adhesion, further increasing the risk of uterine cold. Therefore, the damage to uterine cavity during IVF is an important cause of uterine cold.
Effect of IVF on endometrium
In vitro embryo transfer may cause some damage to the endometrium. In the process of embryo transfer, embryo implantation is closely related to the state of endometrium. If the thickness of endometrium is insufficient or the function is damaged, the embryo may not be successfully implanted, leading to the failure of transfer. Once the transplantation fails, it will also have a certain impact on the health of the endometrium, thereby increasing the incidence of uterine cold.
In addition, in the IVF cycle, it is a critical task to control the thickness and status of endometrium. If hormone regulation or drug use is improper, endometrial function may be weakened, thus increasing the risk of uterine cold.
Effect of test tube baby on uterine leiomyoma
Hysteromyoma is one of the common gynecological diseases, which may affect the pregnancy, embryo implantation and the success rate of pregnancy in the process of IVF. Uterine fibroids can thicken the endometrium, cause embryo implantation obstacles, and may also affect the development and growth of embryos in the uterus, increasing the risk of early abortion.
For women with myoma, the myoma of IVF can be removed by surgery before pregnancy, so as to improve the success rate of IVF and reduce the risk of uterine cold.
Effect of IVF on Endometrial Aging
With the growth of women's age, the endometrium will gradually age and decline. IVF is often a fertility mode chosen by older women. Due to the aging of endometrium, its ability to implant fertilized eggs is weakened, which may increase the risk of implantation failure and early abortion.
In addition, endometrial aging may also affect the formation and growth of the placenta, increasing the risk of pregnancy complications. Therefore, in the process of IVF, women's age and endometrial health should be fully considered to reduce the incidence of uterine cold.
Summary
As an assisted reproductive technology, IVF can help many infertile couples realize their reproductive dreams. However, due to various factors in the process of IVF, uterine cold has become one of its possible risks. Test tube babies may cause damage to the uterine cavity, affect the health of the endometrium, affect the hysteromyoma, and accelerate the aging of the endometrium. Therefore, it is necessary to fully consider these risk factors and take corresponding preventive measures during the implementation of IVF, so as to improve the success rate of IVF and reduce the risk of uterine cold.
