IVF specialists in Andhra Pradesh can counsel well the patients so that they need not worry about the IVF procedure. It is better to visit a fertility clinic in Hyderabad.
In vitro fertilization or IVF happens to be a technique that does help a woman get pregnant. It is indeed a way of fertilizing a woman’s egg with a man’s sperm in a laboratory to indeed create an embryo. The embryo is then rather transferred into a woman’s womb. IVF specialists in Andhra Pradesh can do the needful.
Opting for IVF is done so when the partner is faced with the following conditions:
- low sperm count
- problems with ovulation on account of conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome
- problems with the fallopian tubes
- Endometriosis
Few couples may prefer to try IVF in case they are suffering from a serious genetic condition that they do not want to pass on to their children. In such conditions, they may choose to make use of donor sperm or donor eggs. In other cases, men or women having cancer may prefer to freeze their sperm or eggs before radiotherapy or chemotherapy. These frozen sperm or eggs can be made use of in IVF. The fertility clinic in Hyderabad is well equipped for such treatment processes.
After a woman decides upon in vitro fertilization or IVF, she may feel relieved that something is in the offing or she may fear the physical implications cum interventions.
But the most difficult aspect of treatment happens to be the ‘two-week waiting’, period for the results. It can be a long wait and the woman doe feel acute vulnerability as well as sensitivity.
What sort of common emotions and reactions are felt during the two-week wait’ period?
- To start with, there is trepidation, uncertainty as well as pessimism.
- A woman might also begin to feel very intense emotions, She may feel rather vulnerable, sad, anxious, or even angrier than her usual self.
- It becomes rather difficult to concentrate on ordinary life, and the woman might start losing interest in things she otherwise enjoyed.
- She might otherwise stay at home more often and avoid going out. Why so? She feels she may have to encounter friends, family, pregnant women, and children which she rather not.
- She might start even avoiding her partner, or even start arguing with him over rather trivial issues.
- Also, there are feelings of anxiety, irritability as well as physical changes such as bloating, frequent headaches etc.
How to cope up with the ‘two-week wait’?
- It is better to avoid pregnancy tests as the chances of a positive result before a late period is rather very slim. Often, even the medications tend to provide false-positive results.
- It is better not to get obsessed with the pregnancy symptoms, thus feeling that pregnant does not necessarily indicate that the woman is pregnant. It is alright to stay hopeful but avoid being obsessed with the idea of a positive outcome.
- It is a good idea to spend 15 to 30 minutes thinking about the pregnancy. Writing down one’s feelings about it, carrying out pregnancy research, or even discussing the issue with one’s partner, friends, and family. The pregnancy thoughts should not overwhelm a woman.
- It is better to stay busy. This would mean working slightly more, going out more, planning meaningful distractions.
- Try some relaxing techniques, such as relaxing exercises, meditation et cetera.
- IVF specialists in Andhra Pradesh can inform the patients about how to cope up with the “waiting period”
Along with the above-mentioned coping techniques, it indeed better to take up counseling before and post IVF treatments. A counselor can help the woman to cope up and deal with the stress as well emotions that go along with trying to achieve pregnancy.
