35 Definition of IVF
35 In vitro fertilization (IVF) refers to an infant who achieves pregnancy through in vitro fertilization (IVF). This technology is an assisted reproductive technology, which is used to fertilize female eggs and male sperm in vitro in the laboratory, and then implant the fertilized eggs into the female uterus to make them develop into fetuses, and finally successfully realize the process of pregnancy and childbirth.
Implementation process of IVF
35 The implementation process of IVF mainly includes the following steps:
The first step is that the woman receives ovulation induction treatment and uses hormones to grow and develop follicles under the supervision of a doctor.
The second step is to extract multiple well developed eggs from the woman under the guidance of ultrasound.
The third step is to collect sperm samples from the man, and finally obtain high-quality sperm through laboratory processing and optimization.
The fourth step is to conduct in vitro fertilization of the collected eggs and sperm in the laboratory, and select the well developed embryos after a period of culture.
The fifth step is to implant a single or small number of embryos selected into the woman's uterus in the hope of successful implantation and pregnancy.
35 Advantages of IVF
As an assisted reproductive technology, IVF has the following advantages:
1. Solving the problem of infertility: For those couples who have fertility difficulties or infertility, 35 IVF is an effective way to realize their fertility dreams.
2. Improve the success rate of pregnancy: 35 The success rate of IVF technology has been continuously improved after years of development, especially for couples with reproductive problems, the success rate is higher.
3. Screening embryo quality: Through in vitro fertilization technology, doctors can screen well developed embryos in embryos to reduce the risk of genetic diseases.
4. Provide opportunities to freeze embryos: 35 IVF technology can freeze and store redundant embryos, giving patients the opportunity to have multiple pregnancies in the future.
35 Practice and progress of IVF
35 IVF technology has been widely used worldwide, and new progress has been made:
1. Improvement of success rate: With the progress of science and technology, the success rate of IVF technology continues to increase, bringing hope for more couples to have children.
2. Optimize embryo screening method: The introduction of new embryo screening technology enables doctors to better select well developed embryos and improve the pregnancy success rate.
3. Increase embryo culture time: Some hospitals use the method of extending embryo culture time to better evaluate embryo quality and further improve the success rate.
summary
IVF is a kind of baby whose pregnancy is assisted by in vitro fertilization technology. This technology includes multiple steps, including hormone therapy, egg collection, sperm treatment, embryo culture and embryo implantation. IVF technology has the advantages of solving the problem of infertility, improving the success rate of pregnancy, screening the quality of embryos and providing opportunities for frozen embryos. Globally, 35 IVF technology has been widely used, and new progress has been made, which has improved the success rate and optimized embryo screening methods. With the progress of science and technology and the deepening of medical research, it is believed that 35 IVF technology will continue to develop, bringing hope for more couples to solve the fertility problem.
