Failure cases of success rate of test tube babies in Red House
IVF technology is a kind of assisted reproductive technology favored by many infertile couples, but not every attempt can be successful. Red House is a well-known IVF professional hospital, however, there are also some cases of failure. This article will elaborate on the failure cases of Red House IVF from different aspects.
Improper operation
IVF technology requires precise operation, and any error in the step may lead to failure. The case of a failure caused by improper operation of Red House is that an error occurred during embryo injection. The embryo injection of IVF needs precise operation to ensure the successful implantation of the embryo into the uterus. However, in this operation, the doctor's injection position was not accurate, which led to the failure of embryo implantation and the final treatment failure.
In addition to the operational errors of embryo injection, the failure cases of red house IVF also include errors in other links during the operation. For example, in the process of egg retrieval, if the doctor is unable to accurately obtain enough eggs, it will lead to embryonic dysplasia, and ultimately lead to the failure of IVF. This problem of improper operation is one of the main reasons for the failure of Red House IVF.
Individual patient differences
Different patients have different physical conditions and physiological differences, which is another factor leading to the failure of Red House IVF. Before IVF, doctors will conduct a comprehensive examination and evaluation of patients to determine whether they are suitable for IVF technology. However, in some individual cases, Red House failed to correctly assess the patient's condition, leading to the failure of IVF.
A common individual difference is the condition of women's uterus. IVF babies need to implant the fertilized eggs into the uterus of women. If there are problems in the uterus, such as endometriosis, abnormal uterine development, etc., the implantation will fail. Red House failed to correctly identify these problems in some cases, leading to the failure of IVF.
Poor embryo quality
Embryo quality is one of the key factors that determine the success of IVF. When selecting the most suitable embryo for the patient, Red House often carries out a series of assessments first, including morphological and chromosome analysis. However, even after evaluation, there are still some undesirable embryos selected for implantation.
These poor quality embryos not only affect the probability of successful pregnancy, but also may lead to early abortion of IVF. The inaccuracy of Red House in embryo quality assessment is one of the reasons for the failure of some IVF babies.
summary
As a well-known IVF professional hospital, Red House has achieved success in many patients, but there are also some failure cases. These failure cases can be attributed to improper operation, individual differences of patients and poor embryo quality.
No matter what the problem is, Red House should strengthen the training of doctors and technical standards to improve the accuracy of surgical operations. At the same time, the evaluation of patients should be more comprehensive and detailed to avoid the failure of IVF due to individual differences. In addition, in terms of embryo quality assessment, Red House also needs to further improve the accuracy to improve the success rate of IVF.
In a word, the failure case of Red House IVF should attract people's attention and urge the hospital to further improve technology and services, so as to improve the success rate of IVF and realize the fertility dream for more infertile couples.
