The Influence of AMH Test on the Success Rate of IVF
The continuous progress of modern medical technology has brought the IVF technology to infertile couples. As an important indicator to evaluate women's ovarian function, AMH (anti Millerian hormone) is widely used in the early screening of IVF. So, will AMH test affect the success rate of IVF? The following will be elaborated from several aspects.
Evaluation of ovarian reserve
AMH is a hormone produced by follicular cells and reflects the reserve of women's ovaries. The number and quality of female eggs can be known through AMH examination, so as to evaluate their ovarian condition. In the process of IVF, the acquisition of eggs is crucial to the success rate. AMH examination can help doctors to judge the ovarian reserve, better select the appropriate ovulation promotion program, and improve the success rate.
In addition, AMH examination can also help doctors predict women's risk of ovarian related diseases such as premature ovarian failure. Early detection and treatment of these problems can fully prepare for IVF and improve the success rate.
Selection of ovulation induction program
One of the key steps of IVF is ovulation promotion, which aims to enable women to develop multiple follicles at the same time and improve the success rate. AMH examination can determine the reserve of women's ovaries, so as to select an appropriate ovulation promotion program.
For women with better ovarian reserve, the drug dose can be reduced to reduce the risk of multiple births; For women with poor ovarian reserve, the drug dose can be increased to increase the rate of multiple births. Only reasonable selection of ovulation promotion program can ensure the quality and quantity of eggs and improve the success rate of IVF.
Evaluation of egg quality
The quality of eggs plays a decisive role in the success of IVF. The results of AMH examination are closely related to the quality of eggs, because women with higher levels of AMH tend to have more eggs with higher quantity and quality.
On the contrary, women with low levels of AMH tend to have poor egg quality, which may lead to a decline in the ability of fertilization and implantation of eggs, affecting the success rate of IVF. The AMH examination can help doctors to evaluate the quality of eggs, take corresponding measures in time, and improve the success rate of IVF.
Choice of assisted reproductive technology
IVF technology not only includes traditional IVF, but also involves the application of multiple assisted reproductive technologies, such as frozen embryo transfer, egg and sperm donation, etc. AMH examination can help doctors evaluate female ovarian function and select appropriate assisted reproductive technology.
In frozen embryo transfer, AMH examination can help doctors judge the adaptability of female ovaries to embryos and improve the survival rate of transferred embryos. At the same time, AMH examination can also assess the response of women's ovaries and guide doctors to develop personalized treatment plans.
In conclusion, AMH examination can have an important impact on the success rate of IVF. The success rate of IVF can be improved by evaluating the ovarian reserve, selecting the appropriate ovulation promotion program, evaluating the egg quality and selecting the appropriate assisted reproductive technology, which will bring hope for healthy babies to infertile couples.
