DHEA Introduction
DHEA (dehydroepiandrosterone) is a hormone secreted by the adrenal gland and transformed into estrogen and androgen through the liver. DHEA plays an important role in maintaining healthy gonadal function and normal operation of the immune system in vivo. The level of DHEA will gradually decrease with age.

In recent years, some studies have begun to explore whether DHEA can help improve the possibility of IVF success.
Evaluation before using DHEA
Before considering the use of DHEA to increase the likelihood of IVF success, women need to undergo a series of assessments to determine whether DHEA is suitable for use.
First, the doctor will assess the woman's age, ovarian reserve and hormone level. Age is an important factor affecting the quality of eggs, and ovarian reserve reflects the number of women's remaining eggs. In addition, female hormone levels also affect the development and maturation of eggs.
Secondly, doctors will also evaluate the oviduct and uterus of women to determine whether there are structural problems. Any problem that affects the combination of egg and sperm may affect the success of IVF.
Use and effectiveness of DHEA
Once the evaluation is determined, doctors may recommend that suitable women use DHEA to increase the chances of IVF success.
Studies have found that the use of DHEA can increase ovarian reserve, improve ovarian function and improve egg quality. This is particularly important for older women or women with lower ovarian function.
Generally speaking, women need to use DHEA continuously for 6 to 12 months to see significant improvement. The dose of DHEA will vary according to individual conditions, and doctors will adjust it according to the test results.
Side effects and precautions of DHEA
Some side effects may occur during the use of DHEA, such as facial acne, mood fluctuations and sleep disorders. In addition, DHEA may interact with other drugs, such as estrogen drugs and antiplatelet drugs.
Therefore, before using DHEA, women need to discuss their medical history, drug allergy and other possible factors with their doctors in detail. The doctor will decide whether to use DHEA and the choice of dose according to individual conditions.
summary
DHEA is helpful to increase the possibility of IVF success, but it is not applicable to all women. Before using DHEA, a series of assessments need to be carried out to ensure that women are suitable for use. The use of DHEA needs a period of time to see the obvious improvement effect, and precautions and side effects need to be carefully considered. Finally, women should consult a professional doctor according to their own conditions to decide whether to use DHEA to increase the possibility of IVF success.