The dangers of IVF

For infertile patients, IVF is the most common medical treatment. Although this technology has been perfected, harm to the human body is unavoidable, especially harm to the female body. IVF can easily cause symptoms of headache and nausea in the early stages, and drugs that promote ovulation can also cause certain damage to the body. In severe cases, it can damage internal organs. Therefore, careful consideration must be made before using IVF technology.

In vitro fertilization has a great impact on women's bodies. Ovulation-inducing drugs can cause ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, including nausea, vomiting, abdominal discomfort, weight gain, oliguria, and renal failure. The puncture for egg retrieval may damage organs, or cause heavy bleeding or even death. In addition, women may develop complications such as ovarian cancer. It is recommended to go to a hospital specializing in infertility to find out the cause and receive symptomatic treatment to avoid missing the best treatment period.

1. The doctor will inject the fertilized egg directly into the mother's uterus and complete a series of implantation and pregnancy. When injected into the body, it may not be successful in one go and may require multiple times, which will increase the burden on women.

2. Due to the need for treatment, the rate of multiple births from in vitro fertilization is relatively high. Many women will become pregnant with multiple babies at once, which increases the burden of delivery, and during pregnancy women will also suffer much more than those with normal conception.

4. The biggest side effect of using ovulation-stimulating hormones is that it accelerates the aging of the ovaries. Many women will develop dark spots and wrinkles on their faces after using them, and it may even induce the risk of uterine cancer, ovarian cancer, etc.

5. If the female body does not have the conditions for pregnancy, such as endocrine disorders, luteal insufficiency, or a history of miscarriage. Even if the IVF procedure is successful, it may result in miscarriage.

6. Stimulating ovulation leads to low ovarian response, which is prone to premature ovarian failure, amenorrhea in young women before the age of 40, ovarian insensitivity syndrome, adult respiratory distress syndrome, etc.

Go to a regular hospital for artificial insemination, get checked first, and do a matching test, which costs about 1,000 yuan. If successful, it will cost about 6,000 yuan. It is recommended that you go for a checkup before making a decision. The success rate is 30%. If it fails once, try it twice. As long as there is no problem with the woman's uterus, one time is usually enough. If the inflammation is serious and the ovaries are not fully functional, you need to adjust first, which usually takes one to two years.

The cost of in vitro fertilization is around several thousand yuan, and the fees vary greatly depending on the level of the hospital and the expert chosen. In vitro fertilization is a hope for infertile couples. It is mainly suitable for infertility caused by absolute blockage of the fallopian tubes and certain pelvic factors. However, due to the shortcomings of this technology, in vitro fertilization also has certain disadvantages: 1. High cost, 2. Low success rate of 15-20%, 3. High chance of fetal malformation, 4. Common complications such as ascites, pleural effusion, premature ovarian failure, etc. Therefore, in vitro fertilization is not the preferred technology for treating infertility, and failure to treat the primary disease in time will also have a great impact on the patient's life.