Who is suitable for US IVF?
IVF is an assisted reproductive technology that helps couples who cannot conceive naturally realize their reproductive dreams through in vitro fertilization (IVF) and embryo transfer. In the United States, IVF has become the choice of more and more infertile couples. In the following, we will elaborate on the population suitable for IVF in the United States in terms of age, infertility causes, same-sex partners and genetic diseases.
Age
The fertility of women decreases with age. According to statistical data, the natural pregnancy rate of women under 35 years old is about 20% every month, and by the age of 35 years old, the natural pregnancy rate will drop to about 10%. Therefore, age is an important factor, which determines the population suitable for IVF.
First of all, women over 35 years old, especially those over 40 years old, have a very low chance of natural pregnancy. For these older couples, IVF is an effective choice.
Secondly, young women may also encounter difficulties in pregnancy. Infertility does not depend entirely on age. Some young women may face reproductive problems or secondary infertility. IVF technology can help in these situations, enabling young couples to achieve their aspirations for pregnancy and childbirth.
In addition, for women with frozen eggs, they can also be pregnant at an appropriate time through IVF technology. Frozen eggs can delay the childbearing age, allowing women more time to choose the right time for IVF treatment.
Infertility causes
Test tube babies are suitable for a variety of infertility causes. Infertility can be caused by male factors, female factors or both. Here are some common causes of infertility:
1. Male factors: such as decreased sperm number, abnormal morphology or poor mobility.
2. Female factors: such as ovulation disorder, fallopian tube obstruction, endometriosis, etc.
3. Mutual factors: such as immune factors, genetic factors, etc.
Whatever the cause of infertility, IVF technology can provide opportunities for these couples. Through in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer, IVF can help overcome the problem of infertility and realize the dream of fertility.
Same-sex partner
IVF technology is also very popular among same-sex couples. For lesbian couples, one woman can donate sperm for in vitro fertilization and transfer embryos to another woman's uterus to realize her dream of having children.
For gay couples, surrogacy can be used. A man can donate sperm, obtain a fertilized egg through in vitro fertilization, and then transfer the fertilized egg to the womb of the surrogate mother, and finally obtain his own child.
IVF technology provides an effective way for same-sex couples to realize their reproductive dreams.
Genetic disease
Some couples worry that their genes with genetic diseases will be passed on to the next generation. Test tube baby technology can detect the risk of some genetic diseases through embryo (newborn) gene testing. After in vitro fertilization, embryos can be genetically tested to screen embryos without genetic disease risk for transplantation.
This genetic disease screening can help couples avoid passing on genetic diseases to the next generation and increase the chances of health for the next generation.
Summary
The US IVF technology is applicable to older women, infertile couples, same-sex partners and couples worried about genetic diseases. Whether it is due to age, infertility, physiological problems or genetic diseases, IVF technology can help these people realize their reproductive dreams. In the United States, many famous medical institutions and reproductive clinics provide IVF services to provide professional support and treatment for couples in need.
