Applicable conditions of the third generation IVF for infertile patients

In recent years, with the development of medical technology and the increase of social pressure, infertility has become more and more common in modern society. As a kind of assisted reproductive technology, the third generation IVF has been widely used. However, the third generation IVF is not suitable for all infertile patients. This article will elaborate on the applicable conditions of the third generation IVF from four aspects.

Congenital infertility

The first group of infertile patients suitable for the third generation of IVF is congenital infertile patients. The reproductive system of these people cannot work normally due to congenital reasons, which leads to the inability to conceive naturally. For example, women with congenital uterine dysplasia, men with azoospermia and so on. For these patients, the third generation of IVF is the only way for them to obtain the reproductive right.

For patients with congenital infertility, the third generation IVF can carry out pregnancy by embedding the fertilized egg into the uterus of other healthy women, helping patients realize their reproductive dreams. For example, there are many professional reproductive hospitals in China, such as the Reproductive Center of Peking Union Medical College Hospital, which provides third-generation IVF services.

Acquired infertility

The second type of infertility patients suitable for the third generation of IVF are acquired infertility patients. Acquired infertility refers to the impairment of fertility caused by diseases, surgery, chemotherapy and other external factors. For example, women have blocked fallopian tubes, men have damaged testicles, and so on. For these patients, the third generation of IVF can help them overcome their fertility barriers.

For patients with acquired infertility, the third generation IVF can help them obtain healthy fertilized eggs through assisted reproductive technology, and implant them into the uterus of the patient or other women for pregnancy. For example, the Reproductive Center of Stanford Hospital in California, USA, is a professional organization providing third-generation IVF.

Appropriate physical condition

In addition to whether it is a congenital or acquired infertility patient, the third generation IVF also requires the patient to have certain physical conditions. First, the patient's body needs to be healthy enough to withstand the initial treatment and subsequent pregnancy process. Secondly, patients need to have sufficient childbearing age, women are generally under 35 years old, and men are generally under 50 years old.

This is because with the growth of age, the ovarian function of women will gradually weaken, and the quality of men's sperm will also decline, leading to a reduction in the success rate of fertilization and pregnancy. Therefore, the third generation IVF is usually carried out when the patient's physical condition is appropriate to improve the success rate.

Psychological stability

*Later, the applicable conditions of the third generation of IVF also include the psychological stability of the patient. Infertility is a psychological and physiological blow to patients, which easily leads to psychological stress and depression. Therefore, before the third generation of IVF, patients need to undergo a comprehensive psychological assessment and maintain a good psychological state.

In general, the third generation of IVF is suitable for patients with congenital infertility and acquired infertility, who need to have sufficient physical condition and stable psychological state. Through the third generation of IVF technology, infertile patients can have the opportunity to realize their reproductive dreams.