History of IVF
In vitro fertilization (IVF) and embryo transfer (ET) refer to the process of culturing a fertilized egg in vitro and then transplanting it back to the mother. The history of IVF can be traced back to the 1970s, when it was successfully born by Edwards and his wife in Britain for the first time. Since then, IVF technology has been rapidly developed and widely used. This article will discuss the life span of the first test tube baby from the aspects of medical technology, hospital settings, maternal health and lifestyle.
Advances in medical technology
With the continuous progress of science and technology, the success rate of IVF has gradually improved. The success rate of early IVF embryo transfer is low, but with the research of doctors on embryo culture and selection, the success rate has been greatly improved. Modern medical technology enables IVF pregnancy success rate to reach more than 50%, which means that more and more couples can successfully obtain healthy IVF.
The improvement of the success rate of IVF is not only due to the progress of medical technology, but also related to the hospital settings.
Impact of hospital setup
In terms of setting up IVF hospitals, some hospitals are specialized in providing IVF technology and services. These hospitals usually have advanced equipment, professional doctors and nurses, and can provide comprehensive diagnosis and treatment services.
In the whole process of IVF, the hospital environment, equipment and professional level of personnel have an important impact on the life of IVF. Professional hospitals can provide safer and more accurate embryo transfer operations, reduce potential risks and improve the survival rate of IVF.
Shenzhen XX Reproductive Hospital is a professional IVF hospital with advanced equipment and an experienced medical team. They have successfully helped many couples realize their dream of becoming parents.
Health of pregnant women and life span of test tube babies
The health status of IVF pregnant women has an important impact on IVF life span. A healthy pregnant woman can provide a better pregnancy environment and promote the healthy development of embryos.
Pregnant women need to maintain good living habits, balanced diet and proper exercise during IVF. In addition, pregnant women also need to carry out prenatal examination regularly to timely discover and deal with any problems that may have adverse effects on the health of embryos.
Pregnant women with IVF babies usually receive professional prenatal guidance and care to ensure that their bodies and emotions can be fully taken care of.
Influence of lifestyle
The life span of IVF is also affected by the lifestyle of pregnant women. Pregnant women need to avoid smoking, drinking and all kinds of dangerous behaviors, which may increase the risk of IVF suffering from various diseases after birth.
In addition, pregnant women also need to maintain a good psychological state, avoid excessive pressure and anxiety, and have good relations with family and friends. These factors have a positive impact on the growth and life span of IVF.
summary
Due to the progress of medical technology, the improvement of hospital settings, the protection of pregnant women's health and a good lifestyle, the life span of the first test tube baby has been significantly extended. The increasing success rate of IVF also brings greater hope to those couples who cannot conceive naturally. However, it is worth noting that not every IVF can survive to old age, because the life span of IVF is also affected by many factors. For IVF families, the key is to provide good living conditions and security to ensure the healthy growth of children.
