Is IVF harmful to women?

In vitro fertilization is a very advanced reproductive assistance technology in modern life. Its emergence has solved the fertility difficulties of many people and helped countless families realize their dreams of having children. However, this technology is not flawless. In some cases, it can also cause harm to the body, especially to women. Let's take a look at whether in vitro fertilization is harmful to women. I hope women can understand it.

In vitro fertilization simply allows sperm and egg to combine in vitro, and then is transplanted back into the woman's uterus after two days of culture. During these few days, the fertilized egg has super strong proliferation and self-repair capabilities. When it is transplanted back into the uterus, it is still just a few cells. The subsequent process is the same as natural pregnancy. Research reports show that the malformation rate of children born through IVF is not much different from that of children born through natural pregnancy. So since you have chosen IVF, you don’t need to worry too much. Deformities can also occur in normal pregnancies, but they are just sporadic. IVF does not increase the risk. You just need to do regular prenatal check-ups after you become pregnant.