What is premature ovarian failure
Premature ovarian failure, also known as ovarian function decline, refers to the phenomenon that women's ovarian function gradually declines or disappears before the age of 40. This means that women's ovaries cannot ovulate normally and secrete enough estrogen, leading to abnormal menstrual cycle, infertility or easy abortion. Premature ovarian failure is mostly caused by the reduction of the number and quality of ovaries, which may be caused by congenital factors, chromosome abnormalities, autoimmunity and other reasons.
For women with premature ovarian failure, although their ovarian function declines, they still have the opportunity to realize their dreams of pregnancy through IVF technology.
IVF technology
In vitro fertilization (IVF) and embryo culture (EC) are used to transfer the fertilized eggs into the uterus of a woman, so that they can continue to develop and become pregnant successfully. Test tube baby technology can be divided into two ways: genetic screening before embryo transfer and genetic screening is not required. The specific method depends on different cases.
Success rate of IVF in women with premature ovarian failure
The success rate of IVF for women with premature ovarian failure is usually low, because the reduction of the number and quality of ovaries will affect the quality and quantity of fertilized eggs.
First, women with premature ovarian failure need ovulation promoting drugs to stimulate follicle growth and collect eggs. However, due to the decline of ovarian function, their follicular response is poor, and the effect of ovulation promoting drugs may be poor.
Secondly, women with premature ovarian failure may have poor egg quality, which may lead to fertilization and embryo implantation problems, leading to transplant failure or spontaneous abortion.
Finally, women with premature ovarian failure are usually older, and age also has a certain impact on the success rate of pregnancy.
Nevertheless, women with premature ovarian failure can still conceive through IVF technology. The success rate can be improved by selecting professional reproductive hospitals, conducting comprehensive evaluation and individualized treatment programs.
Factors of IVF success
The success factors of IVF include the following aspects:
First, it is very important to choose a suitable reproductive hospital. Excellent reproductive hospitals will develop personalized treatment plans based on the situation of women with premature ovarian failure, and be equipped with high-quality equipment and professional medical teams.
Secondly, individualized treatment is also the key to the success of IVF. Doctors will adjust the use method and dosage of ovulation promoting drugs according to the age, ovarian function, egg quality and other factors of women with premature ovarian failure to improve follicle growth and egg quality.
At the same time, it is very important to choose the right time for embryo transfer. Doctors will determine the best time for embryo transfer according to the development of fertilized eggs and the status of endometrium, so as to improve the implantation rate.
Finally, the psychological and physical conditions of women with premature ovarian failure during IVF will also affect the success rate. Keeping a good attitude, reasonable work and rest and eating habits are very helpful to increase the success rate.
Summary
Although premature ovarian failure will affect women's fertility to some extent, through IVF technology, women with premature ovarian failure still have the opportunity to realize their dreams of pregnancy. The success rate of IVF can be improved by selecting professional reproductive hospitals, individualized treatment schemes, reasonable embryo transfer opportunities and good psychological and physical conditions. If you are a woman with premature ovarian failure, you may wish to consult a professional reproductive doctor to open the way of IVF.
