Who are the three generations of test tube babies suitable for
With the continuous development of medicine, three generations of IVF has become a common assisted reproductive technology, which is accepted and selected by more and more couples. So, which groups are the three generations of IVF suitable for? This article will elaborate on this from many aspects.
1. Infertile couples
Infertile couples are one of the most common indications for three generations of IVF. For various reasons, couples who cannot conceive in the traditional way will choose IVF technology to achieve their fertility aspirations. The third generation IVF technology effectively increases the chance of pregnancy and helps infertile couples realize their dreams by culturing the fertilized eggs in vitro for a certain period and then transplanting them into the mother's body.
The third-generation IVF technology is mainly applicable to women who are infertile due to fallopian tube obstruction, polycystic ovary syndrome, uterine abnormalities and other problems despite normal ovarian function. At the same time, couples who are infertile due to poor semen quality, abnormal semen function, azoospermia and other reasons can also choose IVF technology.
2. Families carrying genetic diseases
Couples with genetic diseases are another important indication group for three generations of IVF. Genetic disease refers to the disease caused by gene mutation carried by parents, which has certain genetic risk in the offspring. Through the three generation IVF technology, genetic diagnosis can be carried out during the process of fertilized egg culture, embryos carrying genetic diseases can be screened, and healthy embryos can be selected and transferred to the mother, thus reducing the risk of transmission of genetic diseases.
In practice, doctors will carry out genetic diagnosis according to specific types of genetic diseases and risk levels, such as chromosome abnormalities, single gene genetic diseases, etc. In this way, families with genetic diseases can reduce the risk of children's disease through three generations of IVF technology, and better protect the health of the next generation.
3. Older women
Older women are another important group of three generation IVF indications. With the growth of women's age, the number and quality of eggs will gradually decline, and the chances of pregnancy will also decrease. Therefore, if women over 35 want to get pregnant, the third-generation IVF technology becomes a better choice.
Through three generations of IVF technology, doctors can combine the eggs taken out in advance by women with male sperm for in vitro fertilization and culture, and then select better embryos to transfer to the mother. This can not only improve the chance of pregnancy, but also avoid the influence of menopause and other age factors on eugenics and increase the chance of successful pregnancy.
4. Women who have had many abortions
Women who have had multiple abortions may have certain damages on the endometrium and cervix, which may affect the implantation and growth of embryos, leading to infertility. In view of this situation, the third-generation IVF technology provides an effective solution.
This technology allows doctors to better evaluate the quality of embryos and select the best embryos for transplantation by culturing the fertilized eggs in vitro for a certain period of time. This can avoid the inside of the damaged uterus, improve the implantation rate and survival rate of embryos, and thus increase the chance of successful pregnancy.
Summary
To sum up, the third-generation IVF is suitable for infertile couples, families with genetic diseases, older women and women who have had many abortions. Through this technology, these people can overcome the fertility problems, realize their own fertility aspirations and obtain healthy babies. Of course, when selecting the third-generation IVF technology, it is also necessary to comprehensively assess the risks and benefits in combination with individual conditions and doctor's suggestions to ensure safety and effectiveness.
