Medical conditions for IVF
Test tube baby technology is a medical means used to help couples who cannot conceive naturally realize their reproductive dreams. However, IVF is not suitable for everyone, and it can only be carried out if certain medical conditions are met. This article will elaborate the medical conditions that IVF needs to meet from four aspects: physical conditions, medical examination, semen and egg quality, and psychological assessment.
Physical condition
IVF can only be carried out if it meets certain physical conditions. First of all, women need to have a normal structure and function of reproductive organs, and the uterus needs enough size and shape to be able to conceive and pregnancy smoothly. Secondly, women need to have good ovarian function, be able to ovulate normally and produce high-quality eggs. In addition, women also need to be healthy, without serious chronic diseases and hereditary diseases.
In addition, the quality and quantity of male sperm is also one of the important conditions for IVF. The number and vitality of sperm directly affect the success rate of embryo implantation and development. Therefore, men need to have normal structure and function of reproductive organs, and have sufficient sperm quantity and mobility.
Medical examination
Before IVF, both husband and wife need to undergo a series of medical examinations. First, the doctor will perform gynecological examination on women, including the evaluation of uterine morphology, oviduct patency and ovarian function. At the same time, blood and urine tests are also needed to rule out the existence of infectious diseases such as hepatitis B and AIDS.
For men, semen analysis is needed to check the number, vitality, morphology and liquidation of sperm. In addition, men also need blood tests to exclude the existence of infectious diseases such as hepatitis B and AIDS.
Semen and egg quality
The quality of semen and eggs directly affects the success rate of IVF. Men should avoid overwork, smoking and drinking, and maintain good living habits to improve the quality of sperm. Women need to avoid fatigue and emotional pressure in the days before ovulation, and maintain good rest and mood to improve the quality of eggs.
For those couples whose sperm or egg quality is not ideal, we can consider donating sperm or eggs to improve the success rate of IVF. However, this will involve strict matching and legal procedures, and the need to find suitable donors and hospitals.
Psychological assessment
IVF is a complex process, and both husband and wife need to experience a series of physiological and psychological changes. Therefore, psychological assessment is an indispensable step. Couples need to be examined and consulted by a psychologist to understand and deal with possible problems such as stress, anxiety and mood fluctuations.
In short, IVF can only be carried out if certain medical conditions are met. Physical condition, medical examination, semen and egg quality and psychological assessment are all important aspects of participating in IVF. Only when these conditions are met, can both husband and wife carry out IVF successfully and increase the probability of success.
