What effect does IVF obesity have on the body?
Test tube baby obesity has become a health problem that cannot be ignored in contemporary society. IVF is a kind of baby that is fertilized and cultivated in the laboratory through assisted reproductive technology. For many reasons, some IVF babies are often at risk of obesity. This article will elaborate on the influence of IVF obesity from four aspects of physiology, psychology, society and economy.
Affect physical health
Test tube baby obesity has a direct negative impact on physical health. First, obesity will increase the risk of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease, hypertension and diabetes. Excess fat cells will release inflammatory factors, leading to systemic inflammatory reaction. Secondly, obesity will increase joint load, which is easy to cause joint pain and osteoporosis. In addition, obesity will also interfere with the balance of the endocrine system, such as affecting the secretion and role of insulin, further aggravating the risk of disease.
Obesity also poses challenges to IVF development. A large amount of adipose tissue will affect the normal development of internal organs, which may lead to organ dysfunction. In addition, obesity will interfere with bone development, affect growth potential, and lead to short stature. This will have a long-term impact on the physical and mental health of IVF babies.
Affect mental health
Test tube baby obesity not only poses a risk to physical health, but also has a negative impact on mental health. First, obesity may lead to impaired self-esteem. The body image does not meet the social aesthetic standards, and IVF may be ridiculed and discriminated against by its peers. This negative experience will have a lasting negative impact on IVF's self-confidence.
Obesity may also cause IVF to face mental health problems. Physical maladjustment will lead to psychological diseases such as depression, anxiety and depression of IVF. At the same time, obesity may also have a negative impact on IVF's social ability. IVF babies may feel inferior due to differences in body image, thus avoiding social activities and hindering normal social development.
Influence social relations
IVF obesity also has a negative impact on family and social relations. First of all, obesity will lead to tension within the family. Parents may feel anxious and confused about their children's obesity, control and supervise their children, and cause parent-child conflict. In addition, IVF may suffer from peer bullying and rejection due to obesity, which will have a negative impact on family and social relations.
IVF obesity also puts pressure on the family economy. Obesity may lead to high medical costs, including the cost of treating obesity related diseases and mental health problems. In addition, obesity may also increase the cost of daily life of families, such as purchasing special food and fitness equipment. These additional expenditures may impose a burden on the family's economic situation.
Summary
Test tube baby obesity has a significant impact on the body, psychology, society and economy. Obesity will increase the risk of chronic diseases and affect the growth and development of IVF. Obesity can lead to impaired self-esteem, mental health problems and social barriers. Internal family relations and social relations may also be affected, and economic aspects may also bring pressure. Therefore, it is very important to take preventive and therapeutic measures as soon as possible to intervene in the obesity of test tube infants.
