Risk of IVF in Shanghai Red House
Test tube baby technology is a modern reproductive medicine technology, which aims to help couples with fertility disorders achieve their reproductive aspirations. Shanghai Red House is a hospital specializing in IVF, providing high-quality assisted reproductive technology. However, there are some risks associated with IVF procedures, which may affect the development of infants and the health of mothers. The risks of Shanghai Red House IVF will be described in detail from four aspects.
1. Physiological risk
In vitro fertilization (IVF) involves many steps in the embryonic development of infants, including in vitro fertilization, embryo culture and embryo transfer. In this process, risks such as implantation failure, embryo abnormality, multiple pregnancy and premature delivery may occur. Implantation failure refers to the failure of implantation after embryo transfer, which may lead to abortion. Embryo abnormalities may lead to fetal dysplasia or birth defects. The risk of multiple pregnancies increases the likelihood of preterm birth and low birth weight.
In addition, ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) may be caused during the operation, and the main symptoms include abdominal distention, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain. This symptom usually disappears gradually after treatment, but in some cases it may lead to serious complications.
In the process of IVF, hormone drugs are needed to promote ovarian ovulation or inhibit ovulation. These drugs may cause a series of side effects, such as mood fluctuations, breast pain and headache. In addition, hormone therapy may increase women's risk of endometrial cancer and breast cancer. Therefore, before IVF treatment, doctors need to make a comprehensive assessment of the patients and inform them of the corresponding risks.
2. Psychological risk
IVF is a significant psychological and life change for couples. In the whole process, couples need to face various difficulties and pressures. First of all, many couples will experience the psychological gap of looking forward to their children and their women. When the IVF program fails, they may feel depressed and desperate. Secondly, for women, the experience of IVF pregnancy may also bring them physical and psychological discomfort, which may affect their self-esteem.
In addition, IVF procedures can lead to tension in family relationships. Arguments and pressures between couples due to IVF may have a negative impact on marriage. Even if the pregnancy is successful, the arrival of the baby will also bring various new challenges and pressures to the family. Couples need to adapt to new roles and readjust their lifestyle.
3. Cost and time risk
IVF is an expensive treatment, which requires a lot of money. Including operation cost, medical examination and drug cost. In addition, since the success of IVF is not always achieved once, couples may need to carry out multiple IVF cycles, which will further increase the economic burden.
At the same time, couples also need to invest a lot of time and energy in the process of IVF. Including the hospital's inspection and treatment process, asking for leave or adjusting working hours, regular injection of drugs, etc. These will have a certain impact on the couple's daily life and work.
4. Genetic risk
IVF technology allows couples to screen embryos for genetic diseases. However, this genetic screening cannot eliminate all genetic risks, because not all genetic diseases can be identified through genetic testing. Therefore, the offspring of IVF still have the risk of genetic diseases.
In addition, the developmental environment of IVF may also affect the health of infants. Some studies have shown that IVF may be more likely to suffer from certain health problems, such as premature delivery, low birth weight and cardiovascular diseases.
Summary
Although Shanghai Hongfang, as a professional IVF hospital, provides quality assurance assisted reproductive technology, IVF still has some risks. Physiological risks mainly include implantation failure, embryo abnormality and premature delivery; Psychological risk involves the couple's psychological endurance and the dynamic changes of family relations; Cost and time risks mainly involve the adjustment of economic burden and quality of life; Genetic risks include genetic diseases that cannot be eliminated and the effects of the developmental environment of test tube babies. Therefore, when choosing IVF technology, couples need to fully understand and weigh these risks, and fully communicate and understand with doctors to make wise decisions.
