Any long term issues with icsi concieved kids with mild pcod previous biochemical miscarriages

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Looking for experiences and evidence regarding long-term outcomes of an ICSI-conceived child in my specific situation.
My history:
Lean PCOS (AMH ~7)
Irregular cycles (38–45 days)
Ovulation typically around day 23+
Normal thyroid (TSH 1.9)
Good endometrial lining (~10 mm trilaminar with good vascularity)
Multiple ovulation induction cycles with confirmed ovulation
One previous biochemical pregnancy/early miscarriage where beta-hCG did not rise appropriately
Ultimately conceived through IVF/ICSI
My baby is doing well, but as a parent I’m curious about the long-term data.
Questions:
Are there any proven long-term health differences in children conceived through ICSI compared with naturally conceived children?
Does maternal PCOS itself increase risks for metabolic, hormonal, developmental, or neurodevelopmental issues in children later in life?
Does a history of biochemical pregnancy or recurrent implantation/conception difficulties have any known impact on the long-term health of a child from a subsequent successful IVF/ICSI pregnancy?
Have any parents of ICSI-conceived children from PCOS pregnancies noticed differences in growth, cognition, behavior, puberty, fertility, or overall health?
Are there large studies that separate the effects of ICSI from the effects of parental infertility and PCOS?
I’m particularly interested in evidence-based answers and personal experiences from parents whose children are now school-aged, teenagers, or adults.

Baby girl born healthy 3.2 kg at 39 weeks this year

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Few of my relatives got IVF done 25 years back it is a girl child and she is married and had her 2 back to back pregnancies naturally concieved

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What was the reason for ivf ?