What are the risks of IVF in Guangzhou?
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is an assisted reproductive technology, which helps infertile couples achieve their fertility aspirations by combining female eggs with male sperm in vitro, and then implanting the fertilized eggs into the female uterus. However, as one of the most developed cities in China for assisted reproductive technology, IVF also has risks. The risks of IVF in Guangzhou will be described in detail in terms of embryo selection, multiple pregnancy, mental and economic pressure and low success rate.
Risk of embryo selection
IVF technology can produce multiple fertilized eggs, so it is very important to select the best embryo for implantation. However, there are some risks in the process of embryo selection. First of all, due to the technical limitations of gene detection and embryo evaluation, it is impossible to completely guarantee that the selected embryo has no gene mutation or chromosome abnormality. Secondly, the selected embryo may not be implanted successfully, leading to implantation failure. Finally, the process of embryo selection may increase the risk of losing healthy embryos, because unhealthy embryos may be excluded.
In addition, the process of embryo freezing and thawing may also have a certain impact on embryo quality. The freezing and thawing process may damage some embryos and affect the implantation and development ability.
Risk of multiple pregnancies
IVF technology increases the risk of multiple pregnancies by implanting multiple fertilized eggs into the uterus. Although multiple pregnancy improves the success rate, it also increases the health risks of mothers and infants. Multiple pregnancy may lead to an increased risk of premature delivery, bleeding, pregnancy induced hypertension, diabetes and other complications. For the fetus, multiple pregnancy will increase the risk of fetus, premature delivery, low birth weight and developmental disorders.
In order to reduce the risk of multiple pregnancy, the IVF hospital in Guangzhou usually limits the number of embryos implanted during embryo implantation, but this still cannot completely eliminate the risk of multiple pregnancy.
Mental and economic pressure
The IVF technology has great mental and economic pressure on both husband and wife. First of all, infertility itself has become a psychological burden, and the uncertainty and cycle of IVF treatment may increase the anxiety and pressure of couples. Secondly, the relatively high cost of IVF treatment, combined with the possibility of multiple treatments, will bring huge economic pressure to couples.
The long-term treatment process and the possibility of failure may also have a negative impact on the relationship between husband and wife, increasing the pressure of marriage.
Low success rate
Although the IVF technology in Guangzhou is very advanced, the success rate is still relatively low. The success of IVF technology is related to the patient's age, the quality of endometrium, the quality of the woman's eggs and other factors. According to the World Health Organization, the success rate of IVF technology is usually between 20% and 35%.
The low success rate may lead to multiple treatments and long waiting for patients, increasing the mental and economic burden.
Summary
As one of the cities with developed assisted reproductive technology in China, the risks of IVF technology also exist. The risk of embryo selection includes the potential risk of gene mutation and chromosome abnormality, as well as the uncertainty of embryo implantation ability and development ability. Multiple pregnancy may lead to an increased risk of maternal and infant health. Mental and economic pressure is an important problem faced by IVF couples. The success rate of IVF technology is still relatively low. Despite these risks, the IVF Hospital in Guangzhou is very professional in technology and nursing, which can provide patients with relevant risk explanation and support, and strive to reduce the risk of technical operation, so as to improve the success rate and reduce the incidence of complications. It is hoped that through continuous technological progress and scientific research, IVF technology can be further improved, bringing hope for more infertile couples.
