Life after medicalised conception: An interpretative phenomenological analysis study exploring the experiences of pregnancy and early parenting
Zoe Foyston,
Lucy Higgens,
Debbie Smith
et al.
Abstract:Background
Pregnancy resulting from Medicalised Conception (MAC) is increasingly prevalent. In-Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) is the most common type of treatment which has been linked to increased pregnancy-specific anxiety and different approaches to parenting. This study was novel in exploring the lived experiences of pregnancy and early parenthood in individuals who conceived via IVF, identifying how they coped with any psychological difficulties.
Method
Twelve UK participants, who successfully achieved pregn… Show more
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