How to solve the problem of IVF transplantation failure
Test tube baby transplantation is one of the hopes of many infertile couples to pursue healthy babies. However, sometimes the transplant process may fail, which brings great psychological and physiological pressure to the couple. So, how should we solve the problem of IVF transplantation failure? This article will propose several solutions from different perspectives.
Optimize lifestyle
Lifestyle is critical to the success of IVF transplantation. First of all, reasonable diet is essential to promote ovarian function and endometrial thickness. Couples can choose to eat foods rich in vitamins, proteins and antioxidants, such as green leafy vegetables, nuts, fish and orange fruits. Secondly, moderate exercise helps regulate the endocrine system and increase physical fitness. Finally, avoid the intake of tobacco, alcohol and caffeine to reduce the adverse effects on the ovary and uterus.
In addition to diet and exercise, psychological stress is also critical to the success of IVF transplantation. Couples can try some relaxation techniques, such as yoga, meditation and deep breathing, to relieve anxiety and tension. In addition, actively participating in beneficial leisure activities, such as reading, traveling and gathering with friends, can also help relieve stress.
If couples have optimized their lifestyle, but IVF transplantation still fails, they can consider the following methods.
Select the right hospital
Choosing a reliable, professional and advanced hospital is very important for the success of IVF transplantation. The expert team of the hospital should have rich experience and professional knowledge, and be able to provide comprehensive consultation and personalized treatment scheme. In addition, the equipment and technology level of the hospital should also reach the international leading level.
As an example, the Reproductive Center of Peking Union Medical College Hospital is one of the leading specialized hospitals in reproductive medicine in China, with world-class equipment and technology. Their expert team is composed of famous reproductive medicine experts at home and abroad, providing comprehensive diagnosis and treatment services for infertile patients.
In addition to choosing appropriate hospitals, couples can also consider using assisted reproductive technology to improve the success rate of IVF transplantation.
Consider assisted reproductive technology
Assisted reproductive technology can improve the success rate of IVF transplantation. Among them, the most common assisted reproductive technologies include embryo culture to blastocyst stage, embryo screening, frozen embryo transfer and luteal support after embryo transfer.
Embryos with more vitality and development potential can be selected for transfer from embryo culture to blastocyst stage. Embryo screening technology can help eliminate embryos with chromosome abnormalities and gene mutations, and improve the probability of successful transfer. Frozen embryo transfer can make the endometrium in a more suitable state and increase the chance of successful pregnancy. Luteal support after embryo transfer can maintain the stability of endometrium by injecting progesterone and avoid abortion.
Although assisted reproductive technology can improve the success rate of IVF transplantation, it may not be applicable to all couples. Therefore, couples should have full consultation and discussion with professional doctors when considering the use of these technologies.
Seek psychological support and professional guidance
The failure of IVF transplantation has great psychological pressure on couples, which may lead to depression and depression. Therefore, seeking psychological support and professional guidance is the key to solving this problem. Couples can consider joining the infertility support group, communicating with other patients with similar experiences, and sharing their experiences and feelings. They can also consult professional psychological consultants to relieve stress and anxiety through psychological counseling and cognitive behavioral therapy.
In a word, solving the problem of IVF transplantation failure requires thinking and action from multiple perspectives. Couples can improve the success rate of transplantation by optimizing their lifestyle, selecting suitable hospitals, considering assisted reproductive technology and seeking psychological support and professional guidance, and finally realize the dream of establishing a healthy baby.
