Correlation between success rate of IVF and ovarian reserve
IVF technology provides hope for the realization of babies' dreams, but there is a certain correlation between its success rate and women's ovarian reserve. Ovarian reserve refers to the number of follicles in the female ovary that can be used for ovulation. It is one of the important indicators to evaluate female fertility. This article will discuss the relationship between the success rate of 30 year old IVF and ovarian reserve from many aspects.
1. Age and IVF success rate
Age is one of the important factors that affect the success rate of IVF. With the growth of women's age, the ovarian reserve will gradually decrease, and the egg quality will also decline. Research shows that women around 30 years old have a high success rate of IVF, about 30% to 40%. However, with the increase of age, the success rate drops sharply, and the success rate of IVF for women over 40 years old is only about 10%. Therefore, the success rate of IVF for young women can be improved.
However, not all women in their 30s have good ovarian reserve. Therefore, in addition to age, we also need to consider other factors related to ovarian reserve.
2. Ovarian reserve index
Ovarian reserve is usually evaluated by a series of indicators, such as FSH (follicle stimulating hormone), AMH (antioxidant enzyme), AFC (number of follicles), etc. These indicators reflect the quantity and quality of follicles available in the ovary.
FSH is a hormone secreted by the pituitary gland, which plays an important role in the development and growth of follicles. If the FSH level increases, it indicates that the ovarian responsiveness to FSH decreases, which may indicate that the ovarian function decreases. AMH is a hormone secreted by the endometrial cells of the follicle, which is positively related to the number of available follicles in the ovary. AFC is a visual method to assess the ovarian reserve by examining the number of follicles visible in the ovary through ultrasound.
3. Ovarian stimulation and IVF success rate
In IVF technology, ovarian stimulation is an essential step to promote ovarian ovulation and increase the number of eggs available. However, women with low ovarian reserve may not respond to stimulation drugs as well as those with rich ovarian reserve. This may lead to difficulty in ovulation during ovarian stimulation and reduce the success rate.
Therefore, for women with low ovarian reserve, professional doctor teams need to develop personalized ovarian stimulation programs according to individual conditions to improve the success rate of IVF.
4. Other influencing factors
In addition to age and ovarian reserve, the success rate of IVF is also affected by other factors. For example, weight, lifestyle, basic diseases, etc. may affect the success rate of IVF. It is necessary to optimize individual fertility conditions through reasonable adjustment and treatment under the guidance of doctors.
In general, the success rate of 30 year old IVF is related to the ovarian reserve. Age is one of the main factors affecting the success rate, but the index of ovarian reserve is also an important reference for evaluating the success rate. In addition to age and ovarian reserve, other factors need to be considered to influence IVF. Through comprehensive evaluation, doctors can develop personalized treatment plans for each woman to improve the success rate of IVF.
