Advantages of IVF
IVF technology has made a major breakthrough in the field of modern medicine, bringing hope to those couples who cannot conceive naturally. The advantages of IVF can be described from the following aspects.
1. Improve fertility disorders
IVF technology provides couples with fertility disorders with the opportunity to conceive and give birth. For example, for women with blocked or damaged fallopian tubes, IVF technology can improve the chance of pregnancy by directly placing the fertilized eggs in the uterus, bypassing the fallopian tube problem. In addition, for some men who have sperm quantity or quality problems, IVF technology can improve the possibility of successful pregnancy through selective sperm detection and screening.
In addition, IVF technology can also solve some genetic problems of infertility. For couples with hereditary diseases, through genetic screening and embryo gene testing, healthy embryos can be selected to be implanted into the uterus, reducing the birth rate of sick babies.
2. Improve the pregnancy success rate
An important advantage of IVF technology is that it can significantly improve the success rate of pregnancy. Compared with natural pregnancy, IVF technology can more accurately determine the combination of egg and sperm, and increase the chance of pregnancy. In addition, IVF technology can also choose the right time for embryo transfer according to different situations, further increasing the probability of successful pregnancy.
With the progress of colonization technology, doctors have also significantly improved the level of embryo culture and monitoring, which makes IVF technology a major breakthrough in the success rate of pregnancy.
3. Provide extension of childbearing age
For many women, IVF technology offers the opportunity to extend the reproductive age. The fertility of women will decline with the growth of age, especially after the age of 35, it is more difficult to conceive. Therefore, for those women who want to postpone childbearing, IVF technology can retain eggs and sperm when needed, and conceive at a selected time.
IVF technology can also provide fertility opportunities for patients who have received chemotherapy, radiation therapy or other treatments that may affect fertility. These treatments may cause damage to the reproductive system, resulting in difficult pregnancy. By cryopreservation of eggs or sperm and the use of IVF technology after treatment, these patients can achieve their desire for fertility.
4. Help single and gay couples
IVF technology also provides opportunities for single and gay couples to achieve their reproductive aspirations. Single women or homosexual partners can realize their dreams of having their own children by using donated sperm or eggs and artificial pregnancy through IVF technology.
Similarly, for single men or gay partners, the goal of fertility can be achieved by using the mother to carry the embryo and then using IVF technology.
Test tube babies are suitable for people
IVF technology is applicable to the following populations:
1. Infertility or infertile couples
IVF technology is applicable to couples with fertility disorders, such as fallopian tube problems, male sperm quantity or quality problems.
2. Carriers of genetic diseases
For those couples with genetic diseases, IVF technology can select healthy embryos through embryonic gene testing, and reduce the birth rate of sick babies.
3. Women with delayed childbearing age
IVF technology is applicable to women who want to postpone their childbearing age, reserve eggs or sperm for them, and carry out artificial pregnancy when needed.
4. Single and gay couples
IVF technology can help single and gay couples achieve their desire to have children by using donated sperm or eggs, or using mothers to carry embryos.
Summary
The advantages of IVF technology include improving fertility barriers, increasing the success rate of pregnancy, extending the childbearing age and helping single and gay couples achieve their childbearing aspirations. It is applicable to infertile or infertile couples, carriers of genetic diseases, women with delayed childbearing age, and single and gay couples. This technology has brought new fertility hope to those couples who cannot conceive naturally, and has improved the fertility difficulties of many people.
