When it comes to IVF, what is the first image that comes to mind in many people's minds? Is it the ultimate choice of a couple who are desperate in fertility, or the unsafe and irregular way of having children that many people imagine. In fact, China's third-generation IVF technology has continued to develop and progress in a decade since the first successful case in 2011, and now, IVF has become the best choice for all couples who cannot achieve their fertility dreams.
As an industry-related doctor, I have been following IVF technology since its inception. When I was young, when I was just starting work, I met a quarrelsome couple in the hospital, and they were the unfortunate people who could not have normal children among the countless people. And once this happens, the party who is often unable to have children will be disliked and complained by the people closest to him.
From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Culture, China's past cultural accumulation is full of an obsession with raising offspring. To this day, with the continuous changes in social atmosphere and the continuous enlightenment of people's concepts, Chinese has always maintained an inherent concept of raising offspring. In the eyes of many people, the children they give birth to are flowing with the same blood as themselves, and they are the traces and proofs left by their own lives in this world after a hundred years. It is precisely because of this concept that many couples or parents will have inevitable quarrels in the family after learning that they cannot have children, and the family that should be happy will eventually be cracked or even broken.
The development of IVF technology can provide a very clear path for couples who cannot have normal children. Over the past decade, IVF technology has maintained rapid development and progress in China's medical industry, and its stability and safety have been widely recognized. In today's China, every year, many couples choose to use IVF to realize their dreams of family happiness and sharing the world.
In my work experience, I have met couples of different occupations, different ages, and different identities, and some of them immediately made up their minds to do IVF after learning that they had infertility conditions. And some hesitate, want a child of their own but miss the best time under the delay, and finally have to regret for life. We don't have to worry and doubt too much about this matter, we just need to ask ourselves whether we need a child in our hearts, and whether we want to live a life where our children are on their knees. When you are clear enough about this, it is very clear whether you want to do IVF or not.