Effects of IVF sequelae on individuals
Test tube baby means that through artificial pregnancy technology, it is cultivated to a certain stage in vitro, and then the embryo is implanted into the mother's uterus to develop into a baby. Although the development of IVF technology has enabled many infertile couples to realize their dreams of childbirth, IVF may face some sequelae after birth. This article will elaborate on the impact of IVF sequelae on individuals from four aspects: physical health, psychological development, social difficulties and family pressure.
good health
The sequelae of IVF may have a certain impact on individual health. First of all, IVF may be affected by certain drugs during in vitro culture, which may have side effects on the normal development of embryos. Secondly, in the process of embryo transfer, IVF babies may have a high rate of premature delivery, and premature babies face problems such as immature development in early life and weak immunity. In addition, research shows that IVF is more likely to suffer from some chronic diseases, such as asthma, obesity, hypertension, etc. Therefore, IVF may face many challenges in terms of physical health.
However, it is worth mentioning that not all IVF babies will have these sequelae. Most IVF babies can still enjoy normal healthy growth, which also benefits from the continuous development of improved technology and medical conditions.
psychological development
IVF may also be affected in terms of psychological development. The study found that IVF may be more prone to behavioral problems and self-regulation difficulties than naturally conceived children. This may be related to the differences in the environment and mode of embryo cultivation of IVF, and the lack of natural environment in the mother's womb may have a certain impact on their psychological development.
In addition, IVF may choose more embryos for transfer when implanting embryos into the mother's uterus, thus increasing the risk of multiple pregnancy. Multiple pregnancy may have adverse effects on the psychological development of IVF infants, such as limited development of social skills, self identification difficulties, etc. Therefore, the psychological development of IVF needs special attention and support.
Social difficulty
IVF may face some social difficulties. Because IVF babies usually take more time and experience more medical processes, parents have higher expectations and more attention to them, which may cause IVF babies to feel insecure and anxious in social interaction. At the same time, IVF babies may face peer questions and rejection in school, which may also affect their self-esteem and social skills.
However, IVF can also be helped by family, school and social support to alleviate social difficulties. For example, families can provide good emotional support and self-confidence training for IVF, schools can provide psychological guidance and support for IVF, and society can establish a more inclusive and understanding environment. These supports and help can help IVF better adapt to social life and establish healthy interpersonal relationships.
Family pressure
IVF may also cause some pressure on families. IVF babies usually have a long birth process and may need to receive multiple treatments of assisted reproductive technology, which not only consumes time and money, but also brings certain pressure on marital relations and family stability. At the same time, the parents of IVF may face more childcare responsibilities and care needs, which will bring certain challenges to their daily life and work.
However, IVF is also the hope and joy for many infertile families to achieve their reproductive aspirations. Through the mutual support and solidarity of family members, the birth of IVF can become a symbol of stronger and happier families.
Summary
IVF sequelae may affect individual's physical health, psychological development, social difficulties and family pressure. However, it needs to be clear that not all IVF babies will face the same sequelae, and most will still enjoy normal healthy growth and development. IVF needs support and help from families, schools and society to cope with possible challenges and difficulties.
