After the birth of in vitro fertilization (IVF) technology, there have been many rumors surrounding this technology, such as the shorter lifespan of IVF compared to ordinary children, and the slower intellectual development of IVF compared to ordinary children. These rumors have had an impact on many people, and many people are afraid to undergo IVF due to this concern. Below, we will specifically understand the advantages and disadvantages of IVF.

Is the lifespan of IVF shorter than that of regular children?

Many couples have raised questions: Will IVF technology affect a child's lifespan? The doctor's answer is: No, the lifespan of IVF is the same as that of ordinary children.

After years of development, in vitro fertilization technology has become quite mature. Doctors have conducted follow-up analysis on some IVF patients, investigating their lifespan, intelligence, personality, physiological status, and other aspects. The results showed that they are no different from ordinary children, they are just ordinary children.

In fact, at the beginning of IVF execution, doctors will exclude diseased and weak sperm and eggs, and choose the ones with the best quality, resulting in a relatively healthier baby. In this regard, in vitro fertilization (IVF) should have a longer lifespan than ordinary children, but based on the rigor of science, we cannot arbitrarily determine, but this has a good effect on abandoning the concept of "short lifespan of IVF".

Is the intellectual development of IVF slower than that of regular children?

Some people believe that "the intellectual development of IVF is slower than that of normal children." In fact, this is also a misconception of some people, which is a misconception. As mentioned above, in vitro fertilization (IVF) embryos are all excellent embryos, which come from high-quality eggs and sperm selected by doctors. The combination of the two forms an excellent embryo, and the receptor quality under the combination of the two will definitely be higher than that of most physiological receptors.

The difference between IVF and naturally conceived children is only that one binds in vitro and the other in the female body, which cannot be used as a basis for determining lifespan and intellectual development. Therefore, the lifespan and intellectual development of IVF after birth will not differ significantly from normal children, and some may even excel in comparison to ordinary children.

In short, the technology of in vitro fertilization is becoming more and more mature, and there are many situations where it is difficult to conceive. Everyone should no longer have prejudice against in vitro fertilization. If after examination, you find that you are really not suitable for a normal pregnancy, and with the advice of a doctor, you can still consider IVF.

After the test tube is successful, pregnant mothers only need to pay attention to their pregnancy diet, lifestyle habits, regular prenatal examinations, and so on like normal pregnant women, believing that their children will also be very healthy after birth. With your careful cultivation, children are likely to become excellent talents!

From the above reading, we can know that there is no difference between children born in IVF and ordinary children, and there is no problem of short lifespan or slow intellectual development. On the contrary, IVF is even better than ordinary children. Therefore, for couples who want to do IVF, there is no need to worry about this aspect.