How to improve the success rate of IVF in Japan
As an assisted reproductive technology, in vitro fertilization (IVF) has been widely used to solve the problem of infertility. However, in Japan, the success rate of IVF is relatively low, which may be caused by a variety of factors. The following will elaborate on how to improve the success rate of IVF in Japan from four aspects: nutrition, medical equipment, professionals and psychological support.
Importance of nutrition
First, nutrition plays an important role in improving the success rate of IVF. Proper diet can help women improve egg quality and fertilization rate. Experts say that foods rich in protein, vitamins C and E and folic acid can help improve the health of eggs. In Japan, you can choose to eat foods rich in these nutrients, such as beans, nuts, fish and vegetables. In addition, proper water intake is also very important.
Secondly, it is necessary to avoid taking caffeine, alcohol and other substances harmful to IVF. These substances may affect the development of eggs or embryos in vivo, thus reducing the success rate of IVF. Therefore, during IVF treatment, the intake of caffeine and alcohol should be strictly limited.
Finally, supplementing sufficient nutrients will also help improve the quality of men's sperm, thus increasing the chances of fertilization. Men can increase their intake of foods rich in zinc, vitamin C and E and folic acid, such as lean meat, seafood, nuts and fruits.
Advanced medical equipment
Modern medical equipment plays a vital role in IVF technology. In Japan, some advanced medical equipment has been introduced into IVF diagnosis and treatment, which helps to improve the accuracy and success rate of treatment.
First of all, the embryo incubator in the process of IVF is an important equipment. By controlling factors such as temperature, humidity and oxygen concentration, embryos can develop in the most suitable environment. Some modern embryo incubators are also equipped with intelligent monitoring systems, which can monitor the development of embryos in real time and help doctors conduct accurate assessment and operation.
In addition, the sperm selector is also one of the key equipment. The sperm selection instrument can accurately screen healthy sperm for IVF through high magnification microscope and special imaging technology. The introduction of this device can improve the efficiency of fertilization, thus increasing the success rate of IVF.
Professional level of professionals
The IVF process requires high-level professionals to operate and monitor. Japan has many experienced doctors and midwives who have rich knowledge and skills in the field of IVF.
First, professionals need to accurately assess the patient's condition and fertility needs, and develop personalized treatment plans. They will choose appropriate drugs and treatment methods according to the specific conditions of patients, and conduct regular inspection and adjustment.
Secondly, professionals need to have exquisite skills in the process of IVF operation. They need to master the key steps of egg retrieval, fertilization, embryo culture and transfer, and be able to deal with possible complications effectively.
Finally, professionals are also responsible for providing psychological guidance to patients to help them cope with the uncertainty and pressure in treatment. They will answer patients' doubts, provide necessary support and comfort, and create a good treatment environment for patients.
The Importance of Psychological Support
IVF is an emotionally and psychologically challenging process. In Japan, some hospitals have realized the importance of psychological support to improve the success rate of IVF and provided corresponding services.
First of all, the hospital has set up special psychological consultants to provide psychological consultation and support for patients. Appropriate psychological counseling can help patients reduce anxiety and stress, and improve psychological resilience. Counselors can also help patients develop a positive attitude and provide emotional support.
Secondly, some hospitals also set up support groups so that patients can share their experiences and feelings with other people who experience similar problems. This support group can provide emotional support, make patients feel not alone, and experience the challenges of IVF with others.
Finally, some hospitals also provide comprehensive support services, such as yoga, meditation and massage. These activities help to relieve the physical and mental pressure of patients and increase their happiness during childbirth.
To sum up, the success rate of IVF in Japan can be effectively improved through comprehensive efforts in nutrition, medical equipment, professionals and psychological support. I hope these efforts can bring more hope and joy to infertile couples.
