What are the risks of test tube babies for women and children in Xi'an?
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a pregnancy mode in which the fertilized eggs are cultured to a certain stage and then transferred to the mother's uterus through in vitro fertilization (IVF). As an assisted reproductive technology, IVF has made a great breakthrough in solving the problem of infertility. However, Xi'an MCH IVF also has certain risks. This article will elaborate from many aspects.
Physical and psychological pressure
The IVF process is complicated and arduous, which is not only a physical burden but also a psychological burden for patients. First of all, treatment requires regular visits to the hospital for multiple examinations, egg collection and embryo transfer, which is a burden on the patient's body. Secondly, because the success rate of IVF is relatively low, many patients need to try many times to succeed, which has caused great pressure on patients' psychology. Research shows that the long-term treatment process will have adverse effects on the physical and mental health of patients.
In addition, the uncertainty and waiting during IVF will also bring greater psychological pressure to patients. Patients often wait and worry for a long time after each embryo transfer, worrying about whether they can succeed in pregnancy. This uncertainty and anxiety will further increase the psychological burden of patients.
Pregnancy complications
After the success of IVF, some complications may occur during pregnancy. First of all, due to the large number of older patients, compared with natural pregnancy, hypertension, gestational diabetes and other complications are more likely to occur. Secondly, IVF eggs may be damaged during transportation, resulting in abnormal embryonic development, increasing the risk of early abortion and congenital malformation. In addition, IVF multiple pregnancy patients may face problems such as premature delivery, low birth weight, etc.
Although Xi'an Maternal and Child Hospital has accumulated rich experience and successful cases in IVF technology, it is still difficult to completely avoid these complications. Therefore, IVF patients need to strengthen monitoring and nursing during pregnancy to reduce complications.
financial burden
The treatment cost of IVF is relatively high, which is a huge economic burden for patients. During the treatment process, multiple examinations, operations and drug treatment are required, and the success rate is not guaranteed. The patient may need multiple attempts to succeed. This undoubtedly increases the cost of treatment for patients. In addition to the direct treatment costs, other costs arising from auxiliary treatment, such as transportation, accommodation, diet, etc., need to be considered, which further increases the economic burden of patients.
Influence of psychological conditions
The risk of IVF is not only reflected in the physical level, but also has a certain impact on the psychological status of patients. The success rate of IVF is relatively low, and patients may need to try many times to get pregnant successfully, which has brought some psychological blow to patients. Especially for long-term infertile patients, they may face pressure from relatives and friends and social criticism, which further increases their psychological burden.
In addition, after the success of IVF, patients may face the pressure of newborn rearing and adaptation problems. Compared with natural pregnancy, IVF patients may be older, which increases their difficulties in childcare. At the same time, patients may have some doubts and anxiety about the success and parenting ability of IVF.
Summary
Xi'an MCH IVF has made a great breakthrough in solving the problem of infertility, however, its risks cannot be ignored. The IVF process will impose a certain burden on the physical and mental health of patients, and the occurrence of complications during pregnancy increases the risk of mothers and infants. In addition, the high cost of IVF and its psychological impact on patients cannot be ignored. Therefore, patients need to fully understand the risks and possible impacts when choosing IVF treatment, and make wise decisions under the guidance of doctors.
