Success rate of IVF in patients with premature ovarian failure
Premature ovarian failure (POF) is a disease of female reproductive system. Its main feature is the early failure of ovarian function, which will lead to irregular menstruation, anovulation and infertility. Test tube baby is a common treatment for premature ovarian failure patients who want to have children. So, what is the success rate of IVF in patients with premature ovarian failure? The following will be described in detail from many aspects.
Age and success rate
The age of women is one of the important factors that affect the success rate of IVF. The age of patients with premature ovarian failure is generally younger, and many patients have ovarian dysfunction at about 30 years old. The quality of residual eggs in young patients' ovaries is relatively good, which can better adapt to the operation of IVF, so the success rate is high.
According to the statistics of Shanghai Ren'ai Hospital, the success rate of IVF can reach about 40% for premature ovarian failure patients aged 30-35 years old; For patients aged 35-40 years, the success rate dropped to about 30%. Therefore, carrying out IVF as early as possible can improve the possibility of success.
Ovarian reserve and success rate
Ovarian reserve refers to the quantity and quality of immature eggs in the ovary, and it is also an important indicator that affects the success rate of IVF. The ovarian reserve of patients with premature ovarian failure is generally low, which will directly affect the results of IVF.
According to the research data of Beijing Maternity Hospital, the success rate of patients with low ovarian reserve is lower than that of patients with normal ovarian reserve among patients with premature ovarian failure. Patients can improve their ovarian reserve by performing endoscopic myoglandular lesion clearance, minimally invasive ovarian surgery and other operations, thus increasing the success rate of test tube babies.
Treatment plan and success rate
In the treatment of IVF, different schemes will have a direct impact on the success rate. For patients with premature ovarian failure, common treatment options include hormone replacement therapy, ovulation induction therapy, etc.
A new IVF treatment scheme adopted by Shanghai Huashan Hospital is the low stimulation scheme, which can improve the quality of oocyte retrieval by reducing the dosage of ovulation promoting drugs, reducing the stimulation to the ovary, and reducing the ovarian overreaction. The success rate of IVF in patients with premature ovarian failure was significantly higher than that of the traditional scheme.
Comprehensive analysis and summary
In a word, the success rate of IVF in patients with premature ovarian failure is affected by many factors. The younger the age and the better the ovarian reserve, the higher the success rate. At the same time, the possibility of success can also be improved by adopting appropriate treatment schemes.
Nevertheless, the success rate of IVF in patients with premature ovarian failure is still relatively low. Therefore, when choosing IVF treatment, patients should make a comprehensive assessment according to their own conditions and actively seek professional medical institutions for diagnosis and treatment to improve the success rate of IVF.
In the end, IVF not only depends on the development of medical technology, but also combines the individual differences of patients to carry out effective individualized treatment, so as to improve the success rate and realize the fertility aspirations of patients.
