What is the applicable scope of second-generation IVF treatment?
The second-generation IVF treatment is a kind of assisted reproductive technology, which is used to help couples who cannot conceive naturally achieve their fertility aspirations. The second-generation IVF treatment has a wide range of applications and can cover many aspects.
1. Reproductive system diseases
The second-generation IVF treatment is applicable to couples with reproductive system diseases. Reproductive system diseases include but are not limited to polycystic ovary syndrome, fallopian tube blockage, hysteromyoma, etc. For these couples, the chance of natural pregnancy is low. The second-generation IVF treatment completes fertilization and embryo cultivation in vitro by artificially controlling the combination process of egg and sperm, and implants healthy embryos into the mother, providing a feasible choice for couples to achieve their reproductive aspirations.
In China, many formal IVF hospitals provide second-generation IVF treatment for patients with reproductive system diseases. For example, Beijing Union Medical College Hospital Reproductive Medicine Research Center, Shanghai East China Hospital Reproductive Medicine Center, etc.
2. Abnormal uterine morphology
For some couples with abnormal uterine morphology, second-generation IVF treatment is also a feasible option. Abnormal uterine morphology may lead to difficulty in embryo implantation or increased risk of abortion. Through the second-generation IVF treatment, healthy embryos can be implanted into the mother, and the success rate of implantation can be effectively improved to increase the stability of pregnancy.
For example, the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department of the General Hospital of the Chinese People's Liberation Army is a well-known hospital that provides second-generation IVF treatment. Their expert team has rich experience in dealing with abnormal uterine morphology, and has achieved good results.
3. Abnormal semen
Abnormal semen is also a common problem that makes it difficult for couples to conceive naturally. Semen abnormalities include low sperm concentration, poor motility and abnormal morphology. The second-generation IVF treatment can control the fertilization process in vitro, select high-quality sperm and combine with eggs, improve the chance of pregnancy, and increase the number of healthy embryos.
In the Assisted Reproductive Technology Center of Peking Union Medical College Hospital, experts have rich experience in the treatment of semen abnormalities, and can formulate the best treatment plan according to the individualized situation and laboratory test results.
4. Age factor
Female age is an important factor affecting fertility. With the growth of age, the number and quality of female eggs will gradually decline. For older couples, the chance of natural pregnancy is lower, and they are more likely to have problems such as abortion. The second-generation IVF treatment can improve the chance of pregnancy by selecting high-quality eggs and sperm, and select healthy embryos for implantation.
The Reproductive Medicine Center of Shanghai Ren'ai Hospital is a specialized hospital that provides second-generation IVF treatment. Their professional team can develop personalized treatment plans based on women's age and physical condition to provide patients with the most effective assisted reproductive treatment.
To sum up, the second-generation IVF treatment has a wide range of applications, including reproductive system diseases, uterine morphological abnormalities, semen abnormalities and age factors. Through the professional medical team and modern technology, this technology has brought hope for those couples who cannot conceive naturally.
