What are the risks of IVF infertility?

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Risk of IVF infertility

IVF is a kind of assisted reproductive technology, which is widely used in couples who cannot conceive naturally. However, even if IVF technology is used, there are certain risks. When IVF is unable to bear, the following aspects may lead to this situation.

Infertility due to chromosomal abnormalities

Chromosome abnormality is an important reason for IVF infertility. In the process of IVF, embryos often go through the process of in vitro fertilization and culture, which can easily lead to chromosomal abnormalities. Chromosome abnormalities may lead to abnormal growth and development of embryos, and even lead to termination or abortion of embryos. Some chromosomal abnormalities will directly affect the implantation of embryos and the sustainable development of pregnancy, leading to IVF infertility.

Embryo chromosome screening before embryo implantation can reduce the risk of chromosomal abnormalities, but it cannot completely eliminate this risk.

In addition, maternal age and genetic factors are also related to chromosomal abnormalities. The increasing age of women will increase the probability of chromosomal abnormalities, and genetic diseases of parents may also lead to chromosomal abnormalities.

Infertility due to adenomyosis

Adenomyosis is a common gynecological disease, which may lead to the failure of IVF implantation. Adenomyosis refers to the abnormal hyperplasia of uterine wall muscles caused by endometriosis, which will lead to the instability of the thickness and quality of endometrium. When it is not suitable for embryo implantation in the uterus, IVF may not be able to bear.

There are various treatment methods for adenomyosis, including drug treatment, surgical resection, etc. For cases that cannot be treated with drugs or surgery, it may be necessary to seek other assisted reproductive technologies, such as adoption.

Infertility due to abnormal hormone levels

Abnormal hormone levels may also lead to IVF infertility. The imbalance of hormone levels may affect ovarian function, lead to ovulation problems, and even affect embryo implantation and pregnancy maintenance. Common hormone abnormalities include estrogen and progesterone.

By regulating hormone levels, we can solve some fertility problems caused by hormone abnormalities. Drug therapy and hormone replacement therapy are common assisted reproductive technologies.

Infertility due to habitual abortion

Habitual abortion refers to multiple abortions that occur continuously during pregnancy. In the process of IVF, habitual abortion may occur after embryo transfer, resulting in IVF infertility.

There are many reasons for habitual abortion, including chromosome abnormality, uterine structure abnormality, immune factor abnormality, etc. For different reasons, different treatment methods may be required, such as drug treatment, surgical correction, etc.

In conclusion, there are many risk factors such as chromosome abnormality, adenomyosis, hormone level abnormality and habitual abortion when IVF is unable to bear. In the face of these risks, professional hospitals and doctors can help couples realize their reproductive dreams through reasonable treatment and assisted reproductive technology.