Success rate of test tube baby with premature ovarian failure
Premature ovarian failure (POF) refers to the condition that women's ovarian function begins to decline before the age of 35. Due to the decline of ovarian function, patients may face infertility or difficult to conceive naturally. IVF is a kind of assisted reproductive technology, which can increase the chance of pregnancy by fertilizing eggs and sperm in vitro and then implanting embryos into the uterus of women. However, IVF is not an easy task for patients with premature ovarian failure. The following will elaborate on the success rate of IVF in patients with premature ovarian failure from several aspects.
Influence of age
Age is one of the important factors that affect the success rate of IVF. With the increase of age, the quality and quantity of female eggs will decline, thus affecting the success rate of IVF. For patients with premature ovarian failure, age is an important factor. According to statistical data, the success rate of IVF for premature ovarian failure patients under 30 years of age is about 60%, while that for premature ovarian failure patients over 35 years of age is only about 10%.
In addition, age also has an impact on embryo implantation rate and early abortion rate. As women grow older, the quality and thickness of endometrium will also be affected, reducing the possibility of embryo implantation. At the same time, the increase in age will also make women face a higher risk of early abortion and increase the probability of failure of IVF.
Egg quality and quantity
The quality and quantity of eggs is another important factor affecting the success of IVF. The quality and quantity of eggs in patients with premature ovarian failure will decline due to the decline of ovarian function. The quality of the egg refers to whether the egg is normal, can be fertilized and normally develops into an embryo. The number of eggs directly determines the chance of IVF.
Patients with premature ovarian failure usually face the problems of underdeveloped follicles and low egg quality. This makes the number of eggs collected less, and the success rate of fertilization is also low. Therefore, for patients with premature ovarian failure, the chance of successful pregnancy is also more difficult.
Selection of treatment methods
For patients with premature ovarian failure, different treatment methods will affect the success rate of IVF. At present, the commonly used treatment methods include ovarian stimulation, ovarian autotransplantation and egg or embryo. According to different patient conditions, doctors will choose the most appropriate treatment method to improve the success rate of IVF.
For example, for patients with premature ovarian failure, ovarian stimulation may increase the number of eggs and increase the chances of IVF. Ovarian autotransplantation is to transplant the ovarian tissue of patients back to the body to promote the recovery of ovarian function. For some patients with severe ovarian failure, eggs or embryos may be a better choice.
Summary
The success rate of IVF in patients with premature ovarian failure is affected by many factors, among which age, egg quality and quantity, and the choice of treatment methods are more important. Although the success rate of IVF in patients with premature ovarian failure is relatively low, with the continuous progress of medical technology and the continuous improvement of treatment methods, the chances of successful pregnancy are gradually increasing. When choosing IVF treatment, patients with premature ovarian failure should actively cooperate with the guidance of doctors, pay attention to physical health and psychological adjustment, and improve the possibility of success.
