Is IVF technology applicable to people after ligation?
IVF technology is a kind of reproductive medicine technology, which can help those couples who are difficult to conceive naturally realize their reproductive dreams. However, for people who have undergone ligation, can we achieve fertility through IVF technology? The following four aspects are described from the status of reproductive organs, the patency of fallopian tubes, the number of eggs and the success rate of transplantation.
Genital status
First of all, ligation will have a certain impact on female and male reproductive organs. For women, ligation usually removes part of or completely occludes the fallopian tube. Therefore, women need to ensure the normal status of their reproductive organs after surgery before using IVF technology. Similarly, it is also necessary to check whether there is normal sperm production and ejaculation in men after ligation.
In fact, some hospitals provide recanalization services for people who have undergone ligation operations. They can reconnect the fallopian tube or vas deferens through surgery to help sperm and eggs meet and increase the chance of natural pregnancy. Therefore, before using IVF technology, it is necessary to conduct a comprehensive inspection and evaluation of the status of their own reproductive organs for people after ligation.
Tubal patency
One of the side effects of ligation surgery is that it may cause problems in the fallopian tube, so that the egg cannot reach the uterus through the road. If there is a problem with the patency of the fallopian tube, IVF technology will not be able to proceed smoothly.
The doctor will evaluate the patency of the fallopian tube through a series of examinations. Among them, the common methods are ultrasonic inspection and discoscopy. These tests can help doctors judge whether the fallopian tube is normal and whether it is suitable for IVF technology.
However, if there is a problem with the patency of fallopian tubes, some hospitals also provide fallopian tube recanalization surgery, which can try to repair or replace the blocked fallopian tubes. Therefore, before considering IVF technology after ligation, it is necessary to check the patency of fallopian tubes.
Number of eggs
Another influencing factor of ligation surgery is that it may lead to a decrease in the number of eggs. Generally, there are only a limited number of eggs in women's ovaries, and ligation may lead to premature aging and affect the production of eggs. The quality and quantity of eggs are crucial to the success rate of IVF technology. Therefore, before IVF technology, it is necessary to evaluate the quantity of own eggs.
Some hospital services for extraction and cryopreservation of extracts can use preserved eggs for IVF technology when needed, increasing the chances of success. This is a feasible choice for people after ligation.
Transplantation success rate
The ultimate goal of IVF technology is to achieve pregnancy by implanting the fertilized egg into the mother's uterus. However, the success rate of surgery is often related to different factors. After ligation, the morphology of the uterus and uterine cavity may change, leading to the failure of fertilized eggs to attach normally. Therefore, doctors usually evaluate the uterus and uterine cavity before attempting IVF technology after ligation surgery.
However, even if the shape of the uterus and uterine cavity is normal, it cannot guarantee the successful attachment and development of the transferred fertilized eggs. This needs to take into account a number of factors, including the quality of fertilized eggs, the state of endometrium, etc. Therefore, the success rate of IVF after ligation is still uncertain.
summary
Whether IVF technology can be performed after ligation requires comprehensive consideration of multiple factors, including the status of reproductive organs, the patency of fallopian tubes, the number of eggs and the success rate of transplantation. For people after ligation, some hospitals provide services such as recanalization surgery and egg cryopreservation to help them increase their fertility opportunities. However, each person's situation is different, and specific evaluation and decision on whether to apply IVF technology should be made under the guidance of professional doctors.
