Scheme I: improve in vitro fertilization technology
To improve the success rate of IVF, we need to improve the IVF technology first. In traditional IVF process, only one or two most likely embryos are usually selected for transfer, while other embryos are frozen or discarded. However, research shows that in some cases, the success rate of frozen embryo transfer is higher. Therefore, more options should be provided, such as frozen embryo transfer or new fixed embryo technology, to improve the success rate of IVF.
In addition, assisted pregnancy techniques, such as photon activation techniques and cell culture medium optimization techniques, can also be used in IVF. Photon activation technology can improve the ability of embryo development by stimulating the calcium channel on the embryo surface. Cell culture medium optimization technology can optimize the liquid environment for embryo culture and provide more suitable conditions for embryo growth.
In addition, gene screening technology is also one of the important directions to improve in vitro fertilization technology. By screening the embryo genome, we can avoid the transmission of some genetic diseases and improve the health of IVF.
Scheme II: Increase the selection opportunities of eugenic embryos
In order to improve the success rate of IVF, the selection opportunity of eugenic embryos can be increased. At present, only one or two embryos that are most likely to develop into healthy embryos will be selected for transplantation. However, research has found that some underdeveloped embryos may show a trend of rapid growth when developing in vivo, and eventually develop into healthy embryos.
In order to increase the selection opportunity of eugenic embryos, the culture time of IVF can be extended, so that the embryos can develop more completely in the culture dish. In addition, non-invasive embryo evaluation techniques, such as incubator dynamic monitoring or time lapse photography, can also be used to obtain more information about embryonic development and help select more potential embryos.
In addition, by cryopreservation, multiple embryos can also be given full development opportunities. Embryos that cannot be transferred immediately can be frozen and stored for transfer in subsequent cycles. In this way, we can provide more choices for embryos in different cycles and improve the success rate of IVF.
Programme 3: Improving the reproductive environment of mothers and fathers
The success rate of IVF is greatly affected by the reproductive environment of mother and father. Maternal age, physical health and the health of the environment in the womb will have an important impact on the development of IVF. Therefore, improving the maternal reproductive environment can effectively improve the success rate of IVF.
For women, regular physical examination, lifestyle adjustment, healthy diet and moderate exercise can help improve the reproductive environment. In addition, assisted reproductive technologies, such as ovarian stimulation, follicle monitoring and endometrial thickening, can also be used to optimize women's reproductive environment.
For men, improving the reproductive environment is mainly achieved by improving the quality and quantity of semen. Men can improve semen quality by improving their living habits, avoiding the use of harmful substances, and maintaining moderate exercise. In addition, sperm selection techniques, such as micromanipulation or centrifugation, can also be used to improve the success rate of IVF.
Plan IV: Increase the professional level of hospitals and doctors
In order to improve the success rate of IVF, hospitals and doctors need to have professional skills. First, hospitals should have advanced equipment and facilities to ensure the high quality of in vitro fertilization, embryo culture and transplantation. Secondly, doctors need to have rich experience and professional knowledge to ensure the safety and success of the operation process.
In order to increase the professional level of hospitals and doctors, training and education activities can be carried out to improve the technical level of doctors. In addition, we can also introduce advanced technology and experience at home and abroad through cooperation and exchange to improve the overall level of the hospital.
In a word, the success rate of IVF can be improved by improving IVF technology, increasing the selection opportunities of eugenic embryos, improving the reproductive environment of mother and father, and increasing the professional level of hospitals and doctors. These strategies will help to improve the success rate of IVF and provide more hope for many infertile couples to realize their reproductive dreams.
