Who is suitable for IVF in the Third Hospital?
IVF technology is a kind of assisted reproductive technology, which can help those couples who are difficult to conceive or unable to conceive naturally realize their desire to have children. However, not all couples are suitable for IVF process. The following will describe in detail which groups are suitable for selecting IVF babies from the following four aspects: age, years of infertility, female reproductive organ status and male sperm quality.
Age
Age is one of the important factors that determine the applicability of IVF. Female fertility is related to age, and the success rate of pregnancy and childbirth is usually higher before the age of 35. With the growth of age, the quality and quantity of eggs will further decline, leading to increased difficulty in pregnancy. Therefore, for women over 35 years old, IVF is a better choice.
In addition, the impact of age on men also needs to be considered. Male fertility decreases with age, which may lead to the decrease of sperm quality and quantity. If both husband and wife are older, IVF may be a suitable choice.
Infertility years
Infertility years are another important factor in assessing the suitability of couples. Usually, couples are defined as infertile if they fail to conceive after one year of hard work. For infertile couples, IVF is an effective method to improve the fertility success rate.
In addition, if the couple has long-term infertility, further examination and treatment may be required. IVF can improve the chance of pregnancy through artificial insemination, testicular sperm extraction and other technologies.
Status of female reproductive organs
The condition of female reproductive organs has an important impact on the applicability of IVF. For example, if women have problems such as abnormal fallopian tubes and polycystic ovary syndrome, it may lead to difficulties in natural pregnancy. In these cases, IVF can provide a higher chance of pregnancy by placing the fertilized egg in the uterus and bypassing the fallopian tube.
In addition, the thickness and quality of female endometrium will also affect the success rate of IVF. Some women may have thin or poor endometrium, which may lead to difficult implantation. For these cases, we can improve the condition of endometrium and the success rate of IVF by using adjuvant drugs or similar hormone replacement therapy.
Male sperm quality
Male sperm quality is also one of the factors affecting the applicability of IVF. Sperm quality includes sperm quantity, motility and morphology, which directly affect the chance of pregnancy. If the quality of male sperm is poor, the possibility of natural pregnancy is small. At this time, sperm can be processed and screened through IVF technology to select high-quality sperm for fertilization and improve the chance of pregnancy.
In conclusion, the IVF technology of the Third Hospital is applicable to older couples, couples with longer infertility years, women with reproductive organ problems, and men with poor sperm quality. Through scientific assisted reproductive technology, these people can achieve their reproductive aspirations and have healthy babies.
