What is premature ovarian failure?
Premature ovarian failure refers to the decline of female ovarian function before the age of 35, resulting in irregular menstruation, infertility or infertility. It is a common disease of female reproductive system, most of which are caused by premature decline of ovarian function.
The etiology of premature ovarian failure is complex, including genetic factors, autoimmune factors, inflammatory factors, etc. Premature ovarian failure will reduce the number of female follicles and the quality of eggs, thus affecting women's fertility.
IVF and premature ovarian failure
For patients with premature ovarian failure, IVF technology is an effective method to help them achieve their reproductive aspirations. Test tube baby is a method of culturing the fertilized eggs in vitro and then implanting them into the mother's uterus to make them develop and become pregnant successfully. IVF technology can help women with premature ovarian failure realize the possibility of pregnancy and childbirth.
In vitro fertilization (IVF) and embryo transfer are two main steps in IVF technology. First, women will receive a period of adjuvant treatment, such as hormone therapy, to promote the development of follicles. Then, the female's eggs will be obtained by taking eggs. The fertilized egg will be cultured in the laboratory for several days until the embryo is formed and then implanted into the female uterus. If the embryo is successfully implanted and develops into a fetus, women can successfully conceive and give birth.
IVF technology provides women with premature ovarian failure with a way to break through the traditional birth restrictions, so that they have the opportunity to become mothers.
Risk of IVF in premature ovarian failure
When carrying out IVF technology, women with premature ovarian failure need to understand that there are some risks.
First, the decrease in the number of follicles will lead to difficulties in obtaining eggs, and the success rate will decline. Therefore, women with premature ovarian failure need adjuvant treatment under the guidance of doctors to improve the quality and quantity of embryos.
Secondly, due to the decrease of the number of follicles, it is necessary to fully assess women's fertility potential and predict the number of eggs to determine the most appropriate IVF program.
In addition, women with premature ovarian failure are more likely to have cysts and other pregnancy complications, which requires regular pregnancy monitoring.
Example hospital: Beijing Maternity Hospital
Beijing Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital is a well-known obstetrics and gynecology hospital in China, and is also one of the authoritative medical institutions for assisted reproductive technology such as premature ovarian failure and test tube baby. The hospital has first-class medical equipment and professional medical team, which can provide personalized IVF programs for women with premature ovarian failure and improve the success rate.
Beijing Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital also pays attention to the mental health of patients, provides psychological counseling and support, and helps patients through the whole process of IVF.
In short, women with premature ovarian failure can achieve their reproductive aspirations through IVF technology. Before selecting hospitals and conducting IVF, we should fully understand the relevant knowledge of premature ovarian failure and IVF, and conduct treatment under the guidance of professional doctors to improve the success rate of treatment.
