Treatment of elder childbearing
With the development of society and the progress of science and technology, more and more women choose to marry later and have children later, which leads to the current hot spot of elder childbearing. However, all kinds of risks and troubles brought about by the advanced childbearing cannot be ignored. In order to help those women who wish to have children later realize their dreams, modern medicine and technology provide a variety of treatments. In the following aspects, we will elaborate on the treatment of elderly childbearing.
Basic therapy
Basic therapy is the first step of the elderly childbearing, and its purpose is to create an optimal pregnant environment for women. First, women need physical examination to understand their physical condition, including endocrine function, ovarian reserve, etc. According to the examination results, doctors will formulate corresponding treatment plans, which may include adjusting hormone levels, improving endometrial quality, etc. In addition, it is also very important to improve living habits, eat a balanced diet, maintain proper weight and exercise regularly.
For some endometrial abnormalities or fallopian tube blockage and other problems, surgery can be used to correct them. For example, excision of endometrial polyps can increase the likelihood of pregnancy. In addition, surgery is often an effective way to solve infertility problems caused by hysteromyoma or endometrial adenomyosis.
While carrying out basic therapy, women can choose auxiliary methods to improve the probability of pregnancy. Common methods include menstruation monitoring, ovulation observation and artificial insemination. These methods can help determine the best time to conceive and improve the probability of pregnancy.
In vitro fertilization (IVF)
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is one of the most commonly used assisted reproductive technologies at present, and it is also an important means for older women to achieve pregnancy. In IVF treatment, doctors will stimulate the ovary to produce multiple eggs through ovulation promoting drugs, and then combine the eggs and sperm into fertilized eggs in the in vitro laboratory, and finally transfer high-quality embryos to the female uterus.
IVF treatment has many advantages for elderly women. First, IVF can improve the probability of pregnancy, especially for women with poor ovarian function or insufficient ovarian reserve. Secondly, IVF can reduce the risk of abortion caused by bad embryos by selecting healthy embryos for transplantation. In addition, IVF can also screen chromosome abnormalities of embryos through PGD (PreImplantation Genetic Diagnosis) technology to improve the healthy birth rate of infants.
Ovarian freezing and egg donation
For older women with decreased ovarian function, ovarian cryopreservation is a very practical treatment. Women can collect eggs when they are young and preserve them by freezing. When women decide to have children, they can take out frozen eggs for in vitro fertilization to improve the probability of pregnancy.
For some women who cannot produce healthy eggs, egg donation is a common treatment. By selecting suitable donor eggs for in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer, the pregnancy aspirations of elderly women can be realized.
summary
Although there are certain risks in elderly childbearing, modern medicine and technology have provided a variety of treatment methods to help women who wish to have late childbearing realize their dreams. Basic therapy improves the probability of pregnancy by adjusting the physical condition. In vitro fertilization can improve the probability of successful pregnancy. Ovarian freezing and egg donation provide alternative ways for women who cannot produce healthy eggs. However, each treatment method has its indications and risks. When choosing a treatment method, women must be guided by a professional doctor and maintain a positive and optimistic attitude towards the treatment process.
