Successful treatment of polycystic test tube infants
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common female reproductive system disease, which may lead to infertility or infertility. Polycystic IVF technology is a common treatment method, which can help couples with PCOS achieve their reproductive aspirations. The following is a successful treatment for polycystic test tube infants.
Treatment scheme based on hormone regulation
Hormone regulation is the core part of the treatment of polycystic test tube infants. At the beginning of the treatment, the doctor will prescribe appropriate hormone drugs to adjust the function of the ovary according to the patient's condition. These drugs usually include antiandrogens, ovulation promoting drugs and progesterone. Anti androgen can reduce androgen level, ovulation promoting drugs can stimulate the development of multiple follicles, and progesterone can maintain the implantation of fertilized eggs.
The goal of hormone regulation is to help the ovary ovulate normally and produce high-quality eggs. Once the follicle is mature and there are enough eggs of sufficient quantity and quality, the doctor will use ovarian puncture technology to collect eggs.
In vitro fertilization technology
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is one of the key steps in the treatment of polycystic IVF. Through in vitro fertilization technology, doctors can combine mature eggs and sperm in the laboratory to promote fertilization and embryo development.
IVF is usually divided into two forms: traditional IVF and minimally invasive IVF. In traditional IVF, doctors will collect mature eggs and sperm, combine them in the laboratory, cultivate fertilized eggs in the culture medium, and finally implant high-quality embryos into the mother's uterus.
In minimally invasive IVF, doctors use minimally invasive technology to directly inject single sperm into the egg, which can increase the fertilization rate and embryo quality. Minimally invasive IVF has higher success rate and lower risk of complications.
Embryo selection and embryo transfer
During the treatment of polycystic test tube babies, once high-quality embryos are obtained, doctors will conduct embryo selection and embryo transfer.
Embryo selection is to select the embryo most likely to succeed in pregnancy by evaluating the morphology and development of the embryo. Doctors usually choose embryos with normal shape, good development and the best implantation ability for transplantation.
Embryo transfer is the process of implanting high-quality embryos into the mother's uterus. This is usually a simple daytime procedure, using a catheter to place the embryo in the endometrium. After a successful embryo transfer, doctors will pay close attention to the progress of pregnancy.
Assisted reproductive technology
In addition to hormone regulation based treatment schemes, in vitro fertilization technology and embryo transfer, assisted reproductive technology can also take other forms to help the success of the treatment of polycystic IVF.
One of the commonly used auxiliary technologies is embryo freezing. Through embryo freezing, doctors can save multiple high-quality embryos for future use. This can improve the success rate, and if the first transplantation fails, it can reduce the time and cost of follow-up treatment.
In addition, some women with PCOS may be at risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS). To reduce this risk, doctors can combine the strategy of using maturation promoting drugs and freezing embryos to avoid simultaneous fertilization of a large number of mature eggs.
Summary
The therapeutic methods of polycystic IVF include hormone regulation based therapeutic scheme, in vitro fertilization technology, embryo selection and embryo transfer, and assisted reproductive technology. Through these comprehensive treatment methods, couples with PCOS can increase the chances of successful pregnancy. However, the situation of each patient is unique, and it is recommended to select a suitable treatment scheme under the guidance of professional doctors.
