Does the third generation test tube baby in Chengdu feel pain?

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Does the third generation IVF in Chengdu have pain?

The development of IVF technology has changed the fate of many infertile couples to a large extent. As the science and technology center in southwest China, Chengdu has also been able to implement three generations of IVF technology. However, people have doubts about whether this technology will bring pain to infants. This article will elaborate on whether the third generation IVF in Chengdu has pain from four aspects.

Hospital and cutting-edge technology

There are many hospitals in Chengdu with third-generation IVF technology, such as West China Hospital of Southwest Medical University and West China Hospital of Sichuan University, which have advanced equipment and expert teams. These hospitals continue to conduct research and innovation on the cutting-edge technology, ensuring the high quality and safety of IVF technology. Therefore, technically, Chengdu's third-generation IVF is operated by experienced doctors and advanced equipment.

Doctors will inject anesthetics into the baby before the IVF technology operation to ensure that the baby does not feel pain in the whole process. In the process of egg retrieval, doctors deliver anesthetics to the ovary through puncture technology to reduce women's discomfort. These measures ensure that the baby will not feel pain during the operation.

In addition, during the process of embryo transfer, the doctor will use the guide wire to gently guide the embryo into the uterus to reduce the stimulation of the uterine cavity. This process is painless for infants, and will not produce any pain.

Painless response of infants

In vitro fertilization and embryo culture are painless. Because these processes are carried out in the laboratory, infants have no nervous system development, so they cannot feel pain. When the embryo develops to the corresponding stage, the doctor will implant it into the mother's uterus, and the baby has the ability to feel pain. However, due to the use of anesthetics, infants can still remain painless during implantation.

Mature perception system

Some people believe that in vitro fertilization and embryo culture may have an impact on the perception system of infants, resulting in abnormal responses to pain. However, scientific research has shown that the perception system of IVF is formed shortly after embryo culture, which is not fundamentally different from that of naturally conceived embryos. Therefore, physiologically speaking, IVF is no different from naturally conceived infants in the ability to sense pain.

Summary

To sum up, in the process of three generations of IVF in Chengdu, doctors ensured that babies would not feel pain in the whole process by using advanced equipment and injecting anesthetics. IVF babies are in a painless state during in vitro fertilization and embryo culture, and the use of anesthetics during implantation can also keep babies painless. In addition, there is no essential difference between the perception system of IVF and that of naturally conceived infants, so it will not affect infants' response to pain. Therefore, the operation of the third generation IVF in Chengdu is safe and will not bring pain to the baby.