Who is the IVF program applicable to?
IVF is a miracle brought about by modern technology, which aims to help couples who are unable to conceive successfully due to physiological reasons realize their dream of having their own children. However, not all couples are suitable for IVF. This article will elaborate on the population suitable for IVF program from the aspects of age, fertility disorders, genetic diseases and mental health.
Age
Female age is an important factor in evaluating the adaptability of IVF. The fertility of women is relatively high before the age of 35. After reaching the age of 35, the fertility begins to decline, and it drops sharply around the age of 40. Therefore, women over 40 years old are more suitable for IVF. In addition, although young women have high fertility, if there are irreversible uterine or fallopian tube problems, IVF can also be considered as an auxiliary program.
The IVF program can also be accepted by men of appropriate age, especially those with genetic diseases or abnormal sperm quantity, vitality or morphology. Through the test tube baby technology, normal sperm can be screened for pregnancy, and the probability of successful pregnancy can be improved.
Fertility disorder
Fertility disorder refers to the physiological problems that lead to the difficulty or inability of natural pregnancy. Some common fertility disorders include polycystic ovary syndrome, endometriosis, fallopian tube blockage, etc. The IVF program can help couples with these fertility disorders achieve their fertility aspirations.
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common reproductive system diseases in women, which leads to the formation of multiple ovarian cysts and interferes with the ovulation process. The ovulation promotion treatment in the test tube baby program can help patients with polycystic ovary syndrome resume normal ovulation and improve the chance of pregnancy.
Endometriosis is a disease in which endometrial cells grow outside the uterus, which may lead to problems such as fallopian tube obstruction, uterine malformation or adhesion. The IVF program can directly place the fertilized eggs in the uterus through artificial fertilization or in vitro fertilization, so as to overcome the fallopian tube problems or uterine abnormalities.
For couples with blocked fallopian tubes, the IVF program can increase the chance of pregnancy by combining mature eggs and sperm in vitro, and then transplanting the fertilized eggs back to the uterus to avoid blocked fallopian tubes.
Genetic disease
Some couples may carry genetic disease genes and worry about passing them on to the next generation. The IVF program can screen genetic diseases through embryonic genetic diagnosis and select healthy embryos for transplantation. This can greatly reduce the risk of passing on genetic diseases to the next generation.
mental health
The IVF program is a complex and arduous treatment process, which will have a certain impact on the psychological health of couples. Therefore, couples should receive psychological counseling before choosing the IVF program, and ensure that they have sufficient psychological endurance and support systems. Couples with strong will and mental health are more suitable for IVF.
In summary, the IVF program is applicable to women over 40 years old, couples with fertility disorders, couples with genetic diseases and couples with good mental health. This technology gives couples who cannot conceive naturally the opportunity to realize their dream of having their own children.
