Will IVF often get sick?
IVF is a kind of baby produced by IVF assisted reproduction. Many people are worried about whether IVF will often get sick. Here we will elaborate on this issue from four aspects.
1. Pregnancy
In the process of pregnancy, IVF will be protected by the mother just like the naturally pregnant baby. No research shows that IVF is prone to get sick during pregnancy. The development of medical technology and the guidance of professional doctors can effectively reduce the risk of disease. At the same time, keeping good diet and living habits during pregnancy is also an important factor to ensure the healthy growth of infants.
During the pregnancy of test tube baby, the hospital will conduct regular prenatal examination for the mother to ensure the health of the fetus. The doctor will make a personalized inspection plan according to the specific conditions of the mother and fetus, and deal with any possible problems in a timely manner. Therefore, IVF babies are not more likely to get sick during pregnancy than naturally conceived babies.
2. After birth
After the birth of IVF babies, there is no significant difference between their health and that of naturally conceived babies. They, like naturally conceived infants, need appropriate parenting and infant care measures. The growth and development of IVF is similar to that of naturally conceived infants, and there is no obvious tendency to get sick.
Like other children, the living environment and genetic background of IVF will affect their health. Giving IVF babies good living conditions, reasonable diet, adequate sleep and necessary vaccination can reduce their risk of illness.
3. Immune system
The immune system of IVF will gradually develop and mature just like that of naturally conceived infants. Good diet, health care during pregnancy and breastfeeding of mothers play an important role in the immune system of IVF.
At the same time, vaccination is also an important means to protect IVF from diseases. IVF infants should complete vaccination according to the national vaccination calendar to strengthen their immunity and reduce the risk of disease.
4. Genetic diseases
Like naturally conceived babies, IVF's genetic factors will affect their risk of illness. If parents carry the gene of a genetic disease, IVF may also inherit this risk. From this perspective, IVF may have the same risk of illness as naturally conceived infants.
However, in the process of IVF embryo selection, parents have the opportunity to conduct gene testing to screen for possible genetic diseases. This helps to reduce the risk of disease and provides a healthier choice of birth.
summary
To sum up, IVF does not often get sick because of different fertilization methods. Their health status during pregnancy and after birth is similar to that of naturally conceived infants. The hospital will provide individualized care and treatment for IVF babies to make their quality of life equal to that of naturally conceived babies. In addition, good breeding environment, diet, sleep and vaccination will help reduce the risk of IVF illness. At the same time, embryo selection can reduce the transmission of genetic diseases and provide healthier reproductive choices.
