Why do men do IVF test?
Test tube baby is a method of artificial assisted pregnancy, which has become more and more common in infertile people in recent years. Not only do women need to undergo various examinations to determine fertility disorders, but men also need to participate in them. The following will elaborate on why men should have IVF test from four aspects: sperm quality, genetic disease, immune problem and reproductive system function.
Sperm quality
The quality of sperm is one of the important factors that determine whether a successful pregnancy can be achieved. Through semen analysis, men can assess whether their sperm quantity, vitality and morphology are normal. If the semen quality is poor, even if the female is in good health, it is difficult to achieve natural pregnancy. The IVF test can provide more direct and effective treatment for infertile men.
In the study of a hospital, it was found that abnormal sperm morphology is one of the important factors affecting the success rate of IVF pregnancy. By evaluating sperm quality, doctors can give corresponding suggestions and treatment methods to improve the chance of pregnancy.
Genetic disease
The genetic abnormality carried by men is also one of the factors affecting the success of IVF. Some genetic diseases may be transmitted to offspring through male sperm, such as chromosome abnormalities, autosomal recessive diseases, etc. If these genetic diseases exist in men, they can be found as early as possible through the examination before IVF, and corresponding genetic counseling and screening measures can be taken.
A hospital study found that men carry more chromosomal abnormalities than women, which also emphasized the importance of men in IVF. Through genetic research on men, couples can better understand the potential genetic risks and reduce the possibility of children suffering from diseases.
Immunization issues
Immune problems may also lead to the failure of IVF. The antisperm antibody in male sperm is a factor that may cause immune problems. Antisperm antibodies can affect the combination of sperm and egg and fertilization process, thus reducing the success rate of pregnancy. Men can assess whether there are immune problems by performing an antisperm antibody test.
The research of a certain hospital shows that men have more antisperm antibodies than women. Therefore, it is very important for men to check their immunity before IVF. If there are immune problems, doctors can give targeted treatment to improve the probability of successful pregnancy.
Reproductive system function
Abnormal male reproductive system may also lead to IVF failure. For example, male testicular dysfunction, vas deferens blockage and other conditions will affect the normal production and delivery of sperm. Through the functional examination of the male reproductive system, doctors can accurately assess the problem and adopt appropriate treatment methods.
The research of a certain hospital found that the abnormal function of male reproductive system is a major cause of IVF failure. Therefore, men need to actively participate in the pre IVF examination to ensure the normal function of their own reproductive system. If there are problems, take timely treatment measures to improve the success rate of IVF.
summary
It is necessary for both husband and wife that men participate in the IVF test. The evaluation of sperm quality, genetic diseases, immune problems and reproductive system functions can provide more targeted treatment for infertile couples. Men play an important role in the pre test tube baby examination, which provides strong support for couples to achieve their coveted reproductive goals.
