Who on earth is IVF suitable for?

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Who on earth is IVF suitable for?

IVF is a kind of assisted reproduction technology. Through in vitro fertilization, eggs and sperm are combined and cultured, and then embryos are transferred to the mother's uterus, helping couples who cannot conceive naturally or have difficulties in pregnancy to achieve their reproductive aspirations. However, not all couples are suitable for IVF, so it is necessary to know which groups are suitable for IVF.

Age limit

Female age is one of the important factors for IVF. The number and quality of women's eggs will decline with age, so older women are more vulnerable to fertility problems. According to internationally accepted standards, women enter the category of elderly pregnant women after the age of 35. It is recommended that women over 35 consider IVF as soon as possible.

In addition, the sperm quality of men will also decline with age. Although the decline rate of male fertility is slower than that of women, age is still one of the factors for IVF.

Reproductive system problems

IVF is suitable for couples who cannot conceive naturally due to reproductive system problems. For example, women may have problems such as fallopian tube blockage, endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome, which may lead to difficult pregnancy or infertility.

Men may have problems such as abnormal semen, low sperm number and vitality, which may prevent sperm from naturally fertilizing eggs. For these couples, IVF can provide an effective way to solve the fertility problem.

Infertility

Physical illness is also an important consideration in choosing IVF. For example, couples with infectious diseases such as hepatitis B, hepatitis C and AIDS can reduce the risk of infection through IVF. In addition, some carriers of genetic diseases can also avoid passing on the disease to the next generation through IVF.

Psychological and moral factors

IVF is also an option for couples with psychological and moral factors. For example, couples who are still unable to succeed after many natural pregnancies may experience emotional pressure and distress, and IVF can provide a hope and opportunity. In addition, some couples may have special moral beliefs and do not agree with other reproductive technologies. IVF provides a solution that conforms to their values.

In summary, IVF is suitable for older women, couples with reproductive problems, couples with infectious diseases, and couples with psychological or moral factors. However, there are many factors to consider when selecting IVF, and the decision must be made under the guidance of professional doctors.