Should IVF babies apply for birth permit in advance?
IVF refers to the babies born through in vitro fertilization (IVF) assisted reproduction. With the growing concern about fertility, more and more IVF babies are born. However, the issue of whether IVF babies need to apply for birth permit in advance has aroused controversy. This article will elaborate on this issue from the legal, medical, family and social perspectives.
Legal perspective
From a legal perspective, IVF should apply for a birth permit in advance. In China, the birth permit is a legal procedure for the pregnancy of children, which aims to ensure the legitimate identity and rights of children. IVF is no exception, and their identity should be legally recognized. At present, there are relevant laws and regulations in China that stipulate the procedures and requirements for handling IVF birth permit. Therefore, in order to ensure the legal status and rights of IVF, it is necessary to apply for a birth permit in advance.
Secondly, the number of IVF babies can be reasonably controlled by applying for the birth permit in advance. As IVF is conceived by artificial means, if not supervised, it may lead to an excessive number of IVF and burden social resources and families. The application of birth permit can achieve reasonable regulation and ensure the balance between the number of test tube babies and social resources.
Finally, handling the birth permit in advance can also provide guarantee for follow-up education and social welfare of IVF. The birth permit is a kind of identity certificate, which helps IVF to enjoy national education and welfare policies. If the birth permit is not handled in advance, the identity of IVF will not be clear, which may affect their rights and interests.
Medical perspective
From a medical point of view, IVF should start to apply for a birth permit before conception. The process of IVF pregnancy requires many steps, including egg retrieval, in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer. These links need to be carried out in professional hospitals, and need multiple tests and consultations. Only by applying for the birth permit in advance can we provide legal basis and norms for these links and ensure the legality and safety of the medical process.
In addition, the medical expenses of IVF are relatively high, and handling the birth permit in advance can save economic costs for families. In some regular hospitals in China, IVF needs to pay certain medical expenses. Once the birth permit is handled in advance, you can apply for relevant medical subsidies or reimbursement to reduce the family's financial burden.
Finally, handling the birth permit in advance can also facilitate the prevention and diagnosis of IVF health problems. The birth permit will record the medical information of IVF, including genetic diseases. Once health problems are found, timely measures can be taken for intervention and treatment.
Family perspective
From the perspective of families, handling the birth permit in advance can bring more rights and security to IVF. First of all, the birth permit of IVF is the proof of its legal identity, which can provide legal protection for their rights and interests. Secondly, the birth permit is also a prerequisite for IVF to enjoy medical care, education and social welfare. Moreover, the birth permit can also facilitate the later household registration and national identity confirmation of IVF.
In addition, families can also receive professional guidance and assistance in the process of applying for a birth permit. Regular hospitals will provide relevant legal advice and guidance to help families understand the procedures and requirements for obtaining a birth permit. This can not only improve work efficiency, but also avoid mistakes or illegal operations caused by the lack of relevant knowledge in families.
Finally, handling the birth permit in advance can also provide more opportunities and options for the future development of IVF. By applying for a birth permit, IVF babies can normally participate in school enrollment, examinations and other social activities, laying a solid foundation for their future development.
Social perspective
From a social point of view, IVF babies can apply for birth permit in advance, which is conducive to social stability and development. The legal status of IVF can reduce social uncertainties and help maintain social order and stability. In addition, applying for a birth permit also facilitates the rational allocation of social resources and helps to improve the efficiency and utilization of social resources.
Applying for a birth permit in advance can also promote social understanding and acceptance of IVF and assisted reproductive technology. The application of birth permit can strengthen the supervision and management of IVF and standardize the operation and application of assisted reproductive technology. This is not only conducive to serving more families in need of assisted reproduction, but also helps to dispel social doubts and misconceptions about assisted reproduction.
In conclusion, based on legal, medical, family and social perspectives, IVF should apply for a birth permit in advance. This will help ensure the legitimate identity and rights of IVF, standardize medical operation and social management, and promote social stability and development. At the same time, applying for the birth permit in advance also provides guarantee for the later education and social welfare of IVF babies and lays a foundation for their future development.
