The Influence of IVF on Couple's Emotion
IVF is a form of modern fertility technology, which helps couples who cannot conceive naturally realize their fertility aspirations through in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer. However, various difficulties and pressures during IVF may affect the feelings of couples. This article will elaborate from four aspects: economic pressure, emotional fluctuation, social support and changes after the birth of the baby.
1. Economic pressure
The economic pressure during IVF is often a challenge for couples. This process involves multiple medical examinations, drug costs, surgery costs and the cost of the IVF process itself. Couples may need to spend a lot of money and time to achieve their reproductive aspirations. This not only brings a burden to the couple's economic situation, but also may lead to differences between the two sides on economic issues, and even lead to quarrels and changes in the original family financial plan.
In addition, financial pressure also has an impact on communication and trust between couples. One party may feel a heavy responsibility, while the other party may feel remorse and shame. These negative emotions may affect the emotional connection and relationship stability between couples.
2. Emotional fluctuation
Emotional fluctuations during IVF are common. Every couple hopes that everything will go well, but they may encounter failure, frustration and uncertainty in the process. Couples may feel exhausted, anxious and depressed in the face of constant expectations and disappointments.
Emotional fluctuations may have a negative impact on the relationship between husband and wife. They may lack the ability to cope with stress due to their depression, which may lead to conflicts and quarrels in daily life. The emotional support and understanding between husband and wife may also be affected by their own emotional problems.
3. Social support
Social support in the process of IVF is crucial to the feelings of couples. Couples can get support and encouragement from their families, friends and psychological counseling provided by the hospital.
The support of family and friends can reduce the burden of couples and help them tide over difficulties. They can provide emotional support and encourage couples to support each other. In addition, couples can share their experiences and emotions by participating in support groups and seeking psychological counseling, so as to gain more support and understanding.
4. Changes after birth
After the success of IVF, there may be new changes in the relationship between husband and wife. They may experience joy and happiness, but also face the challenges and responsibilities of new life. The arrival of infants may change their daily life, family responsibilities, and sleeping and rest time.
Couples may also face differences in parenting concepts and methods, such as parenting methods, education concepts, etc. These differences may lead to quarrels and conflicts, and challenge the mutual support and cooperation between husband and wife. However, couples can also cope with these changes through active communication, understanding each other's needs and compromise, so as to maintain a good relationship between husband and wife.
conclusion
The influence of IVF on couples' feelings is multifaceted. Economic pressure, emotional fluctuations, social support and changes after the birth of the baby are the main factors. Couples need to support and understand each other in the whole process, and maintain the stability and good relationship between them through active communication and cooperation. The IVF process is a journey full of challenges and difficulties, but if couples can overcome difficulties together, their relationship may become more solid and profound.
