Fertility mode of test tube baby and ordinary baby
The biggest difference between IVF and normal babies is their way of reproduction. IVF is a kind of baby born by means of assisted reproductive technology, fertilizing and pregnant embryos in vitro culture dishes, and finally transferring the embryos to women's uterus for development. Ordinary babies are born naturally in the mother's womb through sexual intercourse.
The birth mode of IVF is an advanced medical technology, which is a blessing for some couples who cannot conceive naturally due to physiological reasons. The test tube baby technology was successfully applied for the first time in 1978 in the University Hospital of Edinburgh in the UK, which was jointly implemented by the Dutch biologist Dr. Robert Edwards and the British physiologist Dr. Patrick Stepton. Edwards and Stepton's success has provided a new birth choice for the world.
Success rate of IVF and normal infants
The success rate of IVF and normal infants is also different. As IVF is carried out through assisted reproductive technology, its success rate is relatively low. According to different hospitals and individual conditions, the success rate of IVF is about 20% to 40%. The birth mode of ordinary infants is more natural, and the success rate is relatively high.
Although IVF technology has a low success rate, with the progress of science and technology and the development of medicine, IVF technology is also improving, enabling more and more couples to achieve their reproductive aspirations. Many hospitals, such as Johns Hopkins University Hospital in the United States and St. Thomas Hospital in London in the United Kingdom, have accumulated rich experience and successful cases in IVF technology.
Ethical and social impact of IVF and ordinary infants
The birth mode of test tube baby and ordinary baby also brings different ethical and social problems. The emergence of IVF technology has aroused people's thinking and discussion on bioethics. On the one hand, IVF technology provides couples who cannot conceive naturally with important reproductive choices, bringing hope and happiness; On the other hand, it has also aroused people's attention to ethical issues such as reproductive rights and genetic information privacy.
In addition, the emergence of IVF technology has also had a certain impact on society. It has changed the traditional concept of fertility and values, and has a certain impact on family structure and social relations. The emergence of IVF has prompted the society to carry out a more in-depth discussion on infertility, and has also changed people's cognition and attitude towards family, parent-child relationship and life.
Comprehensive comparison of IVF and normal infants
To sum up, there are some differences between IVF and normal infants in terms of birth mode, success rate, ethical and social impact.
IVF is an assisted reproductive technology, which is an important reproductive choice for couples who cannot conceive naturally; Ordinary babies are born naturally. Due to technical limitations, the success rate of IVF is relatively low, but with the progress of science and technology, its success rate is constantly improving. The emergence of IVF has also aroused social concern about bioethics issues, which has impacted the traditional family structure and social relations.
In general, IVF and ordinary babies represent different ways of reproduction and technological progress, and they are of great significance in the origin and inheritance of life.
