American IVF Agency: Who is suitable for IVF?

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Who is suitable for IVF?

Test tube baby technology is one of the important breakthroughs in modern medicine, which aims to help those couples who are difficult or impossible to conceive naturally realize their reproductive dreams. Although each case has its particularity, it can be said that IVF is suitable for people with different backgrounds and physiological conditions. Next, we will elaborate on the applicable population of IVF from four aspects: age, reproductive disease, infertility cause and genetic disease risk.

Age

Women's fertility will decline with age, especially after the age of 35. Therefore, IVF is an attractive option for older women. Some medical research shows that the probability of pregnancy for women over 35 years old is only 5% per month, while the chance of passing IVF is significantly increased. In addition, older women may also face more risks of pregnancy complications, such as premature delivery, fetal malformations and chromosomal abnormalities.

However, it is not only older women who are suitable for IVF. The problem of infertility among young women can also be solved through IVF, for example, in the case of couples who have not been pregnant for more than one year or women with severe tubal obstruction.

Reproductive diseases

IVF can help patients with reproductive system diseases. For example, women may suffer from diseases such as polycystic ovary syndrome, endometriosis or vaginal agenesis, which may lead to the failure of normal fertilization of eggs or the failure of successful implantation of embryos. Men may suffer from low sperm quantity, poor quality or azoospermia. IVF technology can overcome the obstacles caused by these reproductive diseases through in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer, so that these patients have the opportunity to have their own children.

Infertility causes

IVF is also suitable for couples whose infertility causes are unknown. Sometimes, after a comprehensive examination, both the husband and wife have not found any physiological problems, but still cannot conceive naturally. In this case, IVF is a very effective assisted reproductive method. IVF technology can help couples improve their chances of pregnancy, put the fertilized eggs into the female uterus through manual operation, and improve the possibility of successful embryo implantation.

Risk of genetic diseases

The risk of one spouse carrying genetic diseases can also be used as the applicable population for IVF. Through genetic screening and embryo testing, IVF can avoid passing on genetic diseases to the next generation. In the process of embryo culture, doctors can carry out gene testing, screen out embryos with genetic defects, and then select healthy embryos for transplantation, thus reducing the risk of baby disease.

To sum up, IVF technology is applicable to multiple population groups, including older women, couples with reproductive diseases, couples with unknown reasons for infertility, and couples with genetic disease risks. The emergence of this technology has brought good news to those who could not conceive naturally, allowing them to have their own children.