What are the advantages of the third generation of IVF?
With the continuous innovation and development of IVF technology, the third generation IVF has significant advantages in many aspects. This article will elaborate on the advantages of the third generation of IVF from four aspects: the loosening of women's age, the improvement of the success rate, the screening of genetic diseases and the diversity of sperm sources.
The loosening of women's age
One of the major advantages of the third generation of IVF is the loose requirements for women's age. The previous IVF technology required women to be under 30 years old, but after the introduction of the third generation IVF technology, the age limit for women has been relaxed. For example, the third generation IVF technology launched by a famous IVF hospital in the United States has raised the maximum age limit for women to 40 years old. This provides more opportunities for women who failed to achieve pregnancy when they were young to realize their mothers' dreams.
In addition, the third generation IVF technology has also solved the problem of female egg quality decline to a certain extent. By using new freezing technology and ovarian tissue freezing technology, women can save their young eggs and wait until they need to be pregnant. The emergence of this technology enables women to still choose to use their young eggs for IVF when they are older, which improves the success rate.
Improvement of success rate
Compared with the previous IVF technology, the success rate of the third generation IVF has been significantly improved. On the one hand, the continuous progress and improvement of medical technology make IVF surgery more accurate and safe. For example, a hospital in the United States has adopted a new conception technology in the third generation of IVF, which injects eggs and sperm directly into the uterus, greatly improving the success rate of pregnancy.
In addition, the new IVF technology can also screen abnormal cells in embryos, reducing the risk of birth defects. Through genetic technology, doctors can detect gene abnormalities in embryos and screen healthy embryos for transplantation. This not only increases the success rate of IVF, but also reduces the incidence of congenital genetic diseases.
Screening of genetic diseases
The third generation IVF technology also has significant advantages in screening genetic diseases. Through advanced genetic technology, doctors can detect genetic abnormalities in embryos, including chromosome abnormalities and single gene diseases. These technologies can greatly reduce the birth rate of babies with genetic diseases.
For example, the third generation IVF technology launched by a well-known IVF hospital in China uses disease gene screening technology in embryo identification. This technology can screen embryos carrying genetic disease genes, avoid the birth of babies with serious genetic diseases, and reduce the psychological burden of parents.
Diversity of sperm sources
With the development of the third generation IVF technology, the diversity of sperm sources has become a major advantage. In addition to the traditional sperm provided by couples themselves, the third generation IVF technology can also use sperm donation and frozen sperm for pregnancy.
For example, the third generation IVF technology launched by a well-known UK IVF hospital provides sperm donation services. This service can help women who cannot obtain a spouse or sperm realize their pregnancy dreams. In addition, the wide application of frozen sperm technology also provides more choices for families in need.
Summary
In conclusion, the third generation of IVF has significant advantages in terms of women's age mobility, improvement of success rate, screening of genetic diseases and diversity of sperm sources. These advantages enable more and more couples to realize their dreams and have their own healthy babies.
