Who is suitable for IVF pretreatment?

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Who is suitable for IVF pretreatment?

IVF pretreatment is an assisted reproductive technology, which is used to help couples who cannot conceive naturally due to fertility problems to achieve their reproductive aspirations. Although IVF pretreatment is suitable for a wide range of people, it may have more advantages and applicability for some specific situations and causes.

Age factor

The age of women is one of the key factors affecting the ability to conceive. With the growth of age, the quality and quantity of female eggs gradually decline, leading to fertility difficulties. Although IVF pretreatment cannot change women's fertility, it can increase the chance of pregnancy by providing high-quality eggs. Therefore, for older women, especially those over 40 years old, IVF pretreatment is an ideal choice.

In addition, for younger women, if there are other fertility problems, such as tubal obstruction or multiple natural pregnancy failures, IVF pretreatment can also be an effective option.

Reproductive diseases

Some reproductive diseases will have a negative impact on fertility, such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), uterine fibroids, endometriosis, etc. These diseases may lead to abnormal ovulation, difficulty in fertilization or embryo implantation problems. IVF pretreatment can help these patients overcome fertility barriers by controlling female hormone levels, monitoring follicle growth, and implementing in vitro fertilization.

In addition, male fertility problems, such as low sperm quality and insufficient sperm quantity, can also be solved through sperm screening and in vitro fertilization technology in IVF pretreatment.

Genetic disease

Some familial genetic diseases may lead to serious congenital diseases at birth, which has brought troubles to couples. Embryo genetic testing technology in IVF pretreatment can help couples screen embryos with genetic diseases, so as to avoid passing these diseases on to the next generation. Therefore, for couples with genetic disease risks, IVF pretreatment is a very appropriate choice.

Repeated natural pregnancy failure

For couples who have failed to conceive naturally for many times, IVF pretreatment is also a good choice. Repeated natural pregnancy failures often mean that there are some potential fertility problems, such as abnormal embryo implantation or immune problems. In vitro fertilization and embryo culture technology can better control the development of embryos and select the best embryos for transplantation, thus improving the success rate.

In conclusion, IVF pretreatment is applicable to older women, couples with reproductive diseases, couples at risk of genetic diseases, and couples who have experienced multiple natural pregnancy failures. It can not only help these people to achieve their fertility aspirations, but also eliminate some fertility problems, improve the chances of pregnancy, and bring new hope and happiness to couples.