Diagnosis and treatment items of IVF hospital
IVF Hospital is a medical institution that provides artificial insemination and assisted reproductive technology for infertile couples. After years of development and research, these hospitals have had a variety of different diagnosis and treatment projects to help couples who are eager to have children but have reproductive problems. The following will introduce the main diagnosis and treatment items of IVF Hospital from different aspects.
Diagnosis and treatment of infertility
The IVF hospital will first diagnose infertility. This includes comprehensive physical examination, medical history investigation, reproductive system inspection and necessary laboratory inspection of both spouses. According to the examination results, doctors can determine whether a couple has infertility and find out the specific reasons for infertility.
Based on the specific causes of infertility, IVF Hospital will provide corresponding treatment plans. For female patients, ovulation induction therapy, tubal hydrotherapy, endometrial transplantation and other operations or interventional treatment may be required. For male patients, semen examination, sperm freezing, testicular spermatogenesis biopsy and other treatment measures may be required. Gene detection and repair technology can also help couples understand their own genetic status and prevent some genetic diseases from being passed on to the next generation.
Diagnosis and treatment is one of the core diagnosis and treatment items of IVF hospital. The hospital helps infertile couples find solutions suitable for them through careful inspection and personalized treatment programs.
In vitro fertilization embryo transfer technology
In Vitro Fertilization – Embryo Transfer (IVF-ET) is one of the most common assisted reproductive technologies in IVF hospitals. This technology combines the mature eggs discharged by women with male sperm in vitro in the laboratory to obtain multiple well developed embryos, and then transfers the embryos to the female uterus to promote pregnancy.
In vitro fertilization embryo transfer technology is generally divided into the following steps: ovulation induction, follicle puncture, embryo culture and embryo transfer. During ovulation promotion, doctors will promote follicular development and ovulation through hormone treatment according to women's menstrual cycle and ovarian function; Follicular puncture refers to the collection of mature eggs by puncturing the ovary after ovulation induction; Embryo culture is to combine the collected eggs with sperm and culture them in the laboratory until the embryo develops to an appropriate stage; Embryo transfer is the transfer of cultured embryos into the uterus of a woman through an intrauterine endoscope.
IVF-ET technology is widely used in IVF baby hospitals, and has achieved remarkable success rates. It provides a good choice of assisted reproduction for infertile couples.
Embryo cryopreservation and preimplantation genetic diagnosis
The embryo freezing technology of the IVF hospital can freeze and preserve redundant embryos. Frozen embryos can be implanted at a future time to improve pregnancy rate. In addition, the use of frozen embryos also reduces the use of drugs in each cycle and reduces the cost of treatment. Embryo freezing technology provides an opportunity for couples who are unable to transfer embryos during the initial IVF cycle.
Preimplantation genetic diagnosis is another important diagnosis and treatment project in IVF hospital. Through this technology, doctors can screen embryos for genetic diseases before embryo transfer. This helps to avoid embryo transfer with genetic diseases and improves the chances of baby health. For example, we can detect chromosomal abnormalities in embryos, exclude embryo transfer with chromosomal abnormalities, and reduce the risk of women and children with poor pregnancy.
Adjuvant treatment after assisted reproductive technology
Once the patient is successfully pregnant, the work of IVF hospital is not over. The adjuvant treatment after assisted reproductive technology is to ensure the stability of pregnancy. This includes prenatal examination, monitoring during pregnancy, management of symptoms and complications, etc. Adjuvant treatment also includes the treatment of infertility factors or potential risks of fetal protection to reduce the risk of abortion and maximize the health of mothers and infants.
Summary
The IVF Hospital provides a variety of diagnosis and treatment projects for infertile couples, including the diagnosis and treatment of infertility, in vitro fertilization embryo transfer technology, embryo freezing and pre implantation genetic diagnosis, and auxiliary treatment after assisted reproductive technology. These projects have achieved remarkable success in practice, providing new hope and options for couples who are eager to have healthy babies.
