What are the differences between test tube babies and natural pregnancy in Anqing City?

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Difference between IVF and natural pregnancy

IVF technology is a kind of assisted reproductive technology, which can help those couples who cannot conceive naturally realize their reproductive aspirations. Compared with natural pregnancy, IVF has the following differences:

1. Pregnancy mode

Natural pregnancy refers to the natural process of pregnancy, in which sperm combines with eggs in the female body through normal sexual behavior. IVF, on the other hand, uses assisted reproductive technology to culture the fertilized eggs to a certain stage after IVF, and then implant the embryos into the female uterus for pregnancy.

Natural pregnancy is relatively simple and does not require complicated medical procedures. The IVF needs the help of medical equipment and professional doctors, and the process is more complex.

In addition, the pregnancy success rate of IVF is relatively low, which requires multiple attempts. Natural pregnancy has a higher natural success rate.

2. Infant health risks

Compared with natural pregnancy, IVF may bring some different baby health risks.

First, IVF may have the risk of chromosomal abnormalities or genetic diseases during manual operation, so embryonic chromosome screening and gene testing are required. Natural pregnancy is relatively less affected by these risks.

Secondly, IVF may be at risk of premature delivery and low birth weight, which is related to the application of assisted reproductive technology and maternal age and other factors. However, infants in natural pregnancy are relatively less exposed to these risks.

In addition, IVF babies may experience multiple pregnancies because multiple embryos are usually implanted into the uterus to improve the success rate. This may increase the risk of premature delivery and other complications. Natural pregnancy, however, is rarely associated with multiple pregnancies.

3. Psychological pressure and economic burden

The IVF process often requires a longer time and higher economic investment, which may bring some psychological pressure and financial burden to couples. Especially in the case of unsuccessful pregnancy after many attempts, it may lead to emotional fluctuations and psychological confusion of couples.

Natural pregnancy is relatively simple and economical, without additional medical expenses and psychological pressure.

4. Social and moral considerations

IVF technology has triggered some social and moral considerations.

On the one hand, IVF technology meets the reproductive needs of couples who cannot conceive naturally to a certain extent, which is a blessing for them. On the other hand, some people worry that the large-scale application of IVF technology may lead to population explosion and social ethical problems.

Natural pregnancy depends on the fertility of the couple, which may be more beneficial to population control and social stability.

summary

Compared with natural pregnancy, IVF is different in pregnancy mode, infant health risks, psychological pressure, economic burden, social perspective and moral considerations. However, whether it is IVF or natural pregnancy, every couple has the right to choose their own reproductive mode. The most important thing is to ensure the health of babies and the happiness of couples.