Why did my IVF fail?
IVF is a complex assisted reproductive technology. Although it is very successful in many cases, it sometimes faces failure. In this article, we will explore some common reasons to answer why your IVF is not successful.
1. Age factor
The age of women has a significant impact on the success rate of IVF. The number and quality of female eggs decrease with age. Generally, the success rate of IVF for women before the age of 35 is high, but after the age of 35, the success rate begins to decline.
In addition, the growth of women's age will also increase the risk of other pregnancy complications, such as abortion, ectopic pregnancy, etc. Therefore, if your IVF baby is not successful, age may be an important reason.
In addition, the age of men will also have an impact on the success of IVF. The quality and quantity of male sperm will also decline with age, which may lead to the weakening of fertility.
2. Lifestyle and nutrition factors
Lifestyle and nutrition factors also play a crucial role in the success of IVF. For example, smoking, drinking and excessive caffeine intake may have adverse effects on embryonic development.
In addition, malnutrition may also lead to the failure of IVF. Lack of important nutrients in the body, such as folic acid and vitamin D, may have adverse effects on the development and implantation of fertilized eggs.
Therefore, if your IVF is not successful, you may need to re-examine your lifestyle and eating habits to improve the chances of IVF success.
3. Implantation problem
The success of IVF also depends on the ability of the fertilized egg to implant in the uterus. Sometimes, the embryo may not be successfully implanted, leading to the failure of IVF.
Implantation problems may be related to the quality of endometrium. When the endometrium is thin or unsuitable for embryo implantation, the chances of success of IVF will be reduced.
In addition, endometriosis and other uterine problems may also lead to implantation problems. These problems may need to be solved through further examination and treatment.
4. Medical operation and technical factors
The success of IVF is also affected by medical procedures and technology. The operation techniques in a series of processes from oviduct egg taking, embryo culture to embryo transfer need to be very precise.
If problems occur in the operation, such as embryo damage, infection or improper selection of transfer location, IVF may fail.
In addition, the success of IVF is also related to the selected hospitals and doctors. Doctors with rich professional experience and hospitals with complete equipment can provide higher quality IVF services.
summary
To sum up, the failure of IVF may be due to age factors, lifestyle and nutrition factors, implantation problems, medical procedures and technical factors. Understanding these problems correctly and taking active measures to solve them will help to improve the success rate of IVF. If you encounter difficulties in IVF, it is recommended to consult a professional doctor and seek appropriate support and guidance.
