Can IVF Baby Fewer Follicles Lead to Infertility?
IVF is a technology that helps infertile couples realize their reproductive dreams. However, sometimes some couples find that the number of follicles in the woman is relatively small during IVF. So, will fewer follicles lead to infertility? The following four aspects will be elaborated in detail from the role of follicles, the causes of infertility, treatment methods and hospital introduction.
Role of follicles
The follicle is an important part of the female reproductive system, which covers the development and maturation of female oocytes. The egg cells contained in the follicle undergo multiple cycles of development, and only one of them will mature and release. This process is usually called ovulation. Mature follicle is an important prerequisite for fertilization, which undertakes the task of receiving sperm. Therefore, the number and quality of follicles is very important for women to successfully conceive.
However, too few follicles will affect women's chances of ovulation. Generally speaking, the number of follicles ovulated by women every month is usually between 3-15. When the number of follicles is less than this range, it will increase the risk of infertility, because a small number of follicles means a relatively small number of eggs.
Causes of infertility
There are many reasons for less follicles, which may be related to genetic, environmental, disease and other factors. Common causes include premature ovarian failure, polycystic ovary syndrome, and ovarian injury. These conditions will lead to a decline in the quality and quantity of eggs, thus affecting women's chances of pregnancy.
In addition, age is also one of the important factors leading to follicle reduction. The number of female eggs will gradually decrease with age, especially after the age of 35. Therefore, age is one of the main reasons leading to fewer follicles.
therapeutic method
For couples with few follicles, IVF technology is an effective treatment. IVF can stimulate the development and maturation of follicles through ovulation promoting drugs, and obtain eggs by taking eggs after the follicles mature. Then, under the control of the laboratory, the obtained eggs are combined with sperm, cultivated into suitable embryos, and then transferred back to the female uterus, so as to achieve the goal of pregnancy.
In addition, some hospitals also provide other auxiliary technologies, such as egg cryopreservation and embryo cryopreservation. These techniques can improve the success rate of IVF when the number of eggs is too small.
Hospital Introduction
China xxx Maternity Hospital is a hospital specializing in IVF technology, with advanced equipment and professional medical team in China. The hospital has rich experience and good success rate, providing comprehensive assisted reproductive technology services for infertile couples. In the case of few follicles, the hospital adopts a personalized scheme, and develops the most suitable treatment scheme according to the specific situation of the patient to improve the success rate of IVF.
summary
Fewer follicles will affect women's chances of pregnancy, but it does not mean infertility. With the continuous development of IVF technology, couples with few follicles still have hope to realize their reproductive dreams. The application of ovulation promoting drugs and other auxiliary technologies can improve the acquisition of eggs and the development of embryos. Choosing a formal hospital and professional medical team is also the key to successful pregnancy. With IVF technology, the problem of fewer follicles is not the end, but a new beginning.
