What age group is suitable for American IVF
As an assisted reproductive technology, IVF has been widely used in the United States. However, IVF is not suitable for people of all ages. Next, we will elaborate from many aspects, which is suitable for people who use IVF technology.
Age limit
Age is an important factor in considering whether it is suitable for IVF. Female age is the most critical factor, because female fertility gradually decreases with age. Generally speaking, women under the age of 35, in good health and without other fertility disorders are more likely to be assisted by IVF technology. However, the fertility of women over 35 years old, especially those over 40 years old, has been significantly weakened, and the success rate of IVF is low.
Young women tend to have better quality and quantity of eggs, and are more likely to have a successful pregnancy and have a smooth pregnancy. With the growth of age, the number and quality of female eggs will gradually decrease, thus increasing the risk of infertility. Therefore, young women are more suitable for IVF technology.
health
Health status is another important factor in evaluating the suitability of IVF. Women need to have a comprehensive physical examination, including gynecological examination, endocrine examination, reproductive system examination, etc., to ensure that there are no other reproductive disorders. Women with serious chronic or genetic diseases may not be suitable for IVF.
At the same time, male sperm quality is also one of the important factors that determine the success rate of IVF. Men need to have a sperm test to assess the quantity and quality of sperm. If the sperm is seriously abnormal or cannot be extracted in sufficient quantity, IVF may not be suitable.
Birth history
Some couples have tried to conceive naturally for some time, but failed to conceive. Although this is not a necessary condition for IVF, it can enable doctors to better understand the causes of couples' difficulties in conceiving and possible solutions. These couples can gain greater hope and opportunities through IVF technology.
In addition, if couples have had multiple spontaneous abortions or experienced multiple unsuccessful birth cycles, IVF may be a better choice. It can improve the chance of pregnancy, reduce unnecessary pain and waste of time.
Emotional and economic support
Carrying out IVF requires emotional and financial support from both spouses. This process is not only a physical treatment, but also a psychological burden and test between husband and wife. Couples need to encourage and support each other in the process of IVF and face possible difficulties together.
In addition, the cost of IVF is relatively high, and economic conditions need to be taken into account. Insurance companies usually do not cover the cost of IVF, so couples need to have sufficient financial capacity to pay the relevant costs.
Summary
To sum up, the population suitable for IVF mainly includes women under 35 years of age, in good health and without other fertility disorders; Men in good health; Couples who have tried to conceive naturally for a period of time but failed to conceive; Couples with multiple spontaneous abortions or unsuccessful childbearing experiences; Couples with emotional and financial support. For those who are not suitable for IVF, they can consider other birth methods, such as adoption or surrogacy.
