Necessary conditions for IVF
IVF, also known as in vitro fertilization embryo transfer (IVF-ET), is an assisted reproductive technology that provides an opportunity for couples who cannot conceive naturally due to physical reasons. However, IVF is not suitable for all people and needs to meet certain conditions.
Age and health
IVF has certain requirements for age and health status. First, women should be under the age of 35, because with the growth of age, women's fertility will gradually decline, and the success rate will also be affected. In addition, women should have no serious gynecological diseases, such as polycystic ovary syndrome, uterine fibroids, etc. Similarly, men also need to have normal sperm quantity and quality.
In addition, both the husband and wife need to be healthy without serious chronic diseases. On the one hand, a healthy physical state is conducive to the smooth progress of pregnancy and pregnancy process; On the other hand, chronic diseases may have adverse effects on embryonic development and maternal health.
To ensure that these conditions are met, couples should receive a comprehensive physical examination before IVF, including gynecological examination, semen analysis and routine health examination.
Psychological preparation and support
In the process of IVF treatment, there will be many emotional ups and downs, and couples need good psychological preparation and support. First of all, couples should truly face the problem of infertility and be willing to accept the help of assisted reproductive technology. IVF treatment may take some time, and couples need to be patient and persistent. At the same time, treatment failure is also possible, and couples need to be prepared and seek support.
The hospital should also provide psychological counseling and support services to help couples deal with emotional problems during treatment. Some hospitals also set up infertility support groups to give couples the opportunity to exchange and share experiences with other people who have experienced similar situations.
Economic capacity
IVF is an expensive treatment that requires couples to be financially prepared. Treatment costs include medical examination, surgery, medicine, and possible American baby programs. In addition, couples also need to consider the situation that may require multiple attempts to succeed, so they may need to reserve sufficient financial capacity.
Some countries and regions provide medical insurance or funding plans for IVF, which can reduce the financial burden of families to a certain extent. Couples can consult the hospital's policies and suggestions in this regard in order to make better decisions.
Lifestyle and eating habits
Lifestyle and eating habits also have certain influence on the success rate of IVF. Couples should maintain good living habits and avoid bad habits such as overeating, drinking and smoking. In addition, proper exercise also contributes to the regulation of physical health and reproductive system functions.
In terms of diet, couples should take balanced nutrition and increase the intake of fresh vegetables and fruits. Some nutrients, such as folic acid, vitamin D and calcium, play an important role in IVF. The hospital can provide professional nutrition consultation and formulate reasonable diet plans for couples.
Summary
IVF is a complex and expensive treatment that is not suitable for everyone. Couples need to meet the requirements of age and health, have psychological preparation and support, have economic ability, and have a good lifestyle and eating habits. While providing IVF services, hospitals should also provide all-round support to help couples achieve their reproductive aspirations.
