1. Aili Gang
  2. Maternity information
  3. What are the discomfort feelings of IVF reduction?

What are the discomfort feelings of IVF reduction?

What are the discomfort feelings of IVF reduction?



Discomforts of IVF reduction

IVF reduction refers to the process of reducing the number of fetuses through medical intervention in the early pregnancy to ensure the development of the fetus. Although IVF reduction can reduce the risk of pregnant women and fetuses to a certain extent, this process may bring discomfort to pregnant women. The following will introduce in detail the possible discomfort caused by IVF reduction from various aspects.

malaise

During IVF reduction, pregnant women may feel uncomfortable. The first is cold sweat and sweating. Due to the tension of the operation and the patient's tension, sweating usually occurs during the operation, reflecting physical and psychological discomfort. The second is abdominal pain. Because puncture operation is required in the fetal reduction operation, which stimulates the uterus, pregnant women may feel the discomfort of abdominal pain. In addition, temporary nausea, vomiting and dizziness may also occur during the process.

Emotional stress

IVF reduction may bring emotional pressure to pregnant women. Before fetal reduction, pregnant women usually have experienced long-term IVF treatment and accumulated a lot of expectations and hopes. However, fetal reduction means that some of the fetuses will not continue to develop. As a result, pregnant women may feel disappointed, depressed and anxious. This emotional pressure has a certain negative impact on the physical and mental health of pregnant women, and needs the care and support of families and doctors.

Surgical risk

Like any operation, IVF reduction also has certain surgical risks. Complications such as bleeding and infection may occur during the operation. Although these complications are not common, they still need the common attention and prevention of pregnant women and doctors. In addition, IVF reduction may also cause some damage to the uterus of pregnant women, which needs doctors to assess and deal with according to the specific situation.

Moral perplexity

IVF reduction may also bring moral confusion to families. Before deciding to reduce a child, families may have to face ethical and moral choices. They need to weigh the relationship between the number and quality of fetuses and consider the impact on the future of children and families. For some families, the reduction of fetus may be a decision that violates their moral bottom line, and this confusion and contradiction may lead to psychological barriers and tension. To sum up, IVF reduction can reduce the risk of pregnant women and fetuses to a certain extent, but it will also bring some discomfort to pregnant women. Pregnant women may feel physical discomfort, emotional pressure, surgical risks and moral confusion. These uncomfortable feelings need to be understood, supported and cared by families and doctors to promote the smooth progress of the reduction process.
Site reminders and announcements
This website provides information storage space services for registered users. The articles/texts uploaded by non "Ailibang" editors are all self published and uploaded by registered users, which does not represent our opinion. The copyright belongs to the original author. If there is infringement, false information, wrong information or any problem, please contact us in time, and we will delete or correct it at the first time.

Related articles