How long is the life expectancy of IVF?
In vitro fertilization (IVF) means that the embryos cultivated in the laboratory through in vitro fertilization (IVF) are cultivated and then implanted into the female uterus to help couples who are naturally difficult to conceive realize their reproductive dreams. For many people, it is very important to understand the life expectancy of IVF. Although it is impossible to give an accurate figure, the life expectancy of IVF is affected by many factors.
1. Health management before and during pregnancy
The pre pregnancy health management of IVF plays an important role in the quality of embryos and the life expectancy of infants. Future parents can improve their pre pregnancy preparation by receiving routine physical examination, conducting comprehensive genetic counseling, adjusting their lifestyle, etc. In addition, for women who have already undergone IVF transplantation, standardized pregnancy management and following the doctor's advice are also crucial.
Doctors will provide special medical advice according to the specific conditions of pregnant women, including diet, exercise and drug use. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and following the doctor's advice can not only improve the success rate of IVF, but also help to improve the life expectancy of infants.
Practice Case of Urumqi Maternity Hospital
Urumqi Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital is one of the earliest institutions to develop IVF technology in China. The hospital has effectively improved the success rate of IVF through strict management mode before and during pregnancy, and has paid enough attention to the development and health of infants. Therefore, from the long-term statistical data, the life expectancy of these test tube babies is relatively long.
2. Embryo quality and genetic factors
Embryo quality is one of the determinants of IVF growth and development. During IVF, selecting healthy embryos for implantation into the uterus has an important impact on the life expectancy of test tube babies. Different embryo quality will lead to different success rates and long-term life span.
In addition, genetic factors can also affect the life expectancy of IVF. Some genetic variations may increase the risk of certain genetic diseases, thus affecting the life span of infants. In the process of IVF, genetic screening and genetic counseling for embryos can help couples understand the potential health problems of their fetuses and take corresponding measures to reduce risks.
Findings from the University of London School of Medicine
A study by the University of London School of Medicine found that embryo quality and genetic factors have an important impact on the growth and development of IVF. Researchers found that in the process of embryo culture and selection, the health assessment and gene screening of embryos can help improve the success rate and life expectancy of IVF.
3. Environment and lifestyle
The environment and lifestyle of IVF also have an important impact on its life expectancy. A good living environment, including diet, air quality and daily habits, will help improve the health of IVF babies.
Research shows that mothers who smoke during pregnancy, are exposed to toxic substances or adverse environments, etc., may affect the health of IVF. Therefore, in order to ensure the life expectancy of IVF, pregnant women need to follow a healthy lifestyle, avoid exposure to toxic substances, and maintain good living habits.
4. Continuous progress of medical technology
IVF technology is a developing field, and the progress of medical technology has also provided the possibility to improve the life expectancy of IVF. With the continuous improvement of technology and the accumulation of clinical experience, the success rate and life expectancy of IVF will gradually increase.
Some new assisted reproductive technologies, such as embryo screening technology and gene editing technology, can help increase the success rate of embryo implantation and reduce the risk of genetic diseases. The introduction of these technologies will further improve the life expectancy of IVF.
summary
The life expectancy of IVF is affected by many factors, including health management before and during pregnancy, embryo quality and genetic factors, environment and lifestyle, and continuous progress of medical technology. Good health management and lifestyle as well as the continuous development of medical technology will help to improve the life expectancy of IVF. However, due to individual differences and other unknown factors, it is impossible to give an accurate life expectancy. Therefore, it is important for IVF to provide appropriate medical care and intimate family environment to ensure their healthy growth.
