Effects of IVF sequelae
IVF refers to the process of fertilization and embryo culture in vitro through assisted reproductive technology, and then healthy embryos are implanted into the mother's uterus to achieve fertility. Although IVF technology has made a major breakthrough in helping many infertile couples achieve their reproductive dreams, it has also been accompanied by some sequelae. In the IVF clinic in Guiyang, some common sequelae include physiological and psychological effects.
1. Physiological sequelae
Compared with natural pregnancy, IVF technology may increase some physiological risks and sequelae.
1.1 Multiple pregnancy
In IVF treatment, multiple embryos are often implanted into the uterus at the same time, which increases the risk of multiple pregnancies. Multiple pregnancy has a certain impact on the health of pregnant women and fetuses, including premature delivery, low birth weight, dysplasia and other problems.
1.2 Early abortion
During IVF pregnancy, the probability of successful embryo implantation and fixation is lower than that of natural pregnancy, which leads to a relatively increased risk of early abortion. This is a common physiological sequela in IVF treatment.
1.3 Pregnancy complications
IVF pregnancy may increase the occurrence of some complications, such as hypertension, gestational diabetes, etc. These complications have a certain impact on the health of pregnant women and fetuses, requiring special management and treatment.
2. Psychological sequelae
The psychological pressure during IVF and the possibility of treatment failure also bring psychological burden to patients.
2.1 Anxiety and depression
IVF is an important fertility opportunity for many infertile couples, but treatment failure or repeated attempts may lead to anxiety and depression in patients. Psychological pressure has a negative impact on the relationship between couples and personal health.
2.2 Impact of marital relationship
IVF treatment may require long waiting times and frequent medical visits, which creates stress in the relationship between the couple. Treatment failure or persistent infertility may have a negative impact on marriage, or even lead to divorce.
2.3 Children's expectations fail
For some infertile couples, IVF is their last hope to pursue their children. Treatment failure will make them feel frustrated and hopeless, which may affect their expectations and goals for future life.
3. Impact of social factors
IVF treatment also involves some social factors, which may also have an impact on patients.
3.1 Economic burden
The IVF treatment process requires a lot of money and time, which is a heavy financial burden for some families. Failure in treatment or repeated unsuccessful attempts will further increase economic pressure.
3.2 Social pressure
There are still some debates and controversies about IVF technology in some social groups. Affected by others' attitudes and words, patients may face social pressure and discrimination.
3.3 Fertility concept and responsibility
The emergence of IVF has brought new fertility choices to some infertile couples, but it has also triggered thinking about human fertility concepts and responsibilities. This may have a certain impact on patients' psychology.
Summary:
In the IVF clinic in Guiyang, IVF sequelae mainly include physiological and psychological effects. Physiological sequelae include multiple pregnancy, early abortion and pregnancy complications. Psychological sequelae mainly include anxiety, depression, influence of marriage relationship and failure of children's expectations. In addition, IVF treatment also involves the influence of social factors, including economic burden, social pressure and reproductive responsibility. For IVF patients, it is very important to understand and deal with these sequelae, and doctors and society should provide corresponding support and help.
