How to determine unsuitable conditions for IVF
IVF technology is an assisted reproductive technology, which can help those couples who cannot conceive naturally achieve their reproductive aspirations. However, not everyone is suitable for pregnancy through IVF. The following are some conditions for determining that IVF is not suitable:
1. Age limit
Age is an important consideration, because women's reproductive capacity decreases with age. The optimal childbearing age range for women is usually between 20 and 35 years old, while the fertility of men can remain relatively stable at a higher age. If a woman is over 35 years old, her egg quality may decline, increasing the risk of endometriosis, chromosomal abnormalities, abortion, etc.
However, not all women over 35 are not suitable for IVF. Doctors will consider comprehensively according to personal conditions, including ovarian reserve, biochemical test results, gynecological diseases and other factors.
2. Mental and emotional health
The IVF process is a long and challenging journey, which may cause stress on the couple's psychological and emotional health. Couples should have good psychological adjustment ability and be able to handle the pressure from family, friends and society. The success rate of IVF is not 100%. For individuals and couples, they need to be positive and optimistic in the face of possible failures.
In addition, if the couple has suffered from serious psychological diseases, such as severe depression or anxiety, it may not be suitable for IVF. Doctors usually recommend consulting a psychological professional to assess the couple's psychological state.
3. Health status and basic diseases
IVF requires the couple to be in good physical condition without serious underlying diseases. For example, if a woman has congenital uterine abnormalities, pelvic inflammation, uterine adhesions, uterine fibroids, etc., it may affect the success rate of IVF. At the same time, couples should be free of reproductive tract infections, sexually transmitted diseases and other problems.
In addition, some chronic diseases such as hypertension, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases may increase the risk of IVF. The doctor will evaluate whether it is suitable for IVF according to the specific conditions of the couple.
4. Economic and time commitment
IVF requires a high cost of time and money. Couples need to carry out regular medical examination, drug treatment and other related costs, such as the operation costs of assisted pregnancy technology, medical supplies and laboratory costs.
In addition, IVF needs to spend a lot of time, including many hospital visits, drug injections, embryo transfer and recuperation in recovery period. Couples need to have enough time and energy allocation in their daily work and life.
In conclusion, to determine the unsuitable conditions for IVF, multiple factors should be taken into consideration, including age, mental health, health status and financial burden. Through consultation and evaluation with professional doctors, couples can better understand the scope of application of IVF and make wise decisions.
