The trouble of test tube baby for women
The development of IVF technology has made many couples who cannot conceive naturally realize their dreams. However, for women, IVF will also bring some problems during the process. In this article, we will analyze the problems that IVF brings to women in several aspects.
Physical and physiological troubles
First, IVF process usually requires hormone injection to promote ovarian ovulation, which may lead to some side effects. Hormone injection may cause emotional fluctuations, headache, breast pain and other discomfort, and bring some physical discomfort to women.
Secondly, IVF needs assisted reproductive technology, including egg retrieval, fertilization, embryo transfer and other processes. The egg retrieval process requires gynecological surgery, which may bring pain and a certain amount of physical recovery time. After embryo transfer, women need to pay attention to rest and keep their bodies relaxed to improve the success rate of embryo implantation.
In addition, during IVF, women may face psychological pressure and anxiety due to changes in hormone levels and stress of treatment. The uncertainty of IVF and the expectation of babies will increase women's pressure and cause certain psychological burden.
The perplexity of family and interpersonal relationship
In the process of IVF, the husband and wife need to work closely together to face various problems in the treatment process. However, some women may feel remorse and burden, and think that their inability to conceive is their own problem, which has a negative impact on marriage and marital relationship.
In addition, women need to travel to and from the hospital to receive different treatments and examinations in the process of IVF. This may involve the arrangement of time and energy, which may interfere with work and life. Women may need to ask for leave from their employers or adjust their working hours, and they also need the support and understanding of family members and friends.
Women may also face social pressure and misunderstanding. IVF is still a sensitive topic in some cultural backgrounds, and women may face comments and doubts from relatives, friends or social circles. This brings extra burden to women's psychology and emotions.
Economic and time pressure
The high cost of IVF technology is a major problem faced by women. The cost of surgery, assisted reproductive technology, and additional care that may be needed after pregnancy will increase the economic burden. This may be a heavy economic pressure for some families.
At the same time, IVF needs to go to the hospital for treatment and monitoring many times during the process, which will take up a lot of women's time. This may lead to interference in work and require more time to deal with communications and appointments with the hospital, which will bring some trouble to women's daily life.
The Challenge of Conception of Birth and Marriage
Finally, the problems caused by IVF to women also involve challenges to the concept of fertility and marriage. In the traditional concept, natural pregnancy is part of the relationship between husband and wife, and IVF may be questioned as abnormal or improper. Women may face doubts about their own values, confusion about family roles and challenges of self-identity.
Summary
The problems that IVF brings to women mainly include physical and physiological discomfort, family and interpersonal pressure, economic and time burdens, and challenges to the concept of fertility and marriage. However, although women face difficulties in the process of IVF, this technology has enabled many couples who cannot conceive naturally to realize the hope of childbirth, bringing them new hope and happiness.
