Test tube babies for women and children in Chongqing: the applicable population of test tube babies?

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Applicable population of IVF

Test tube baby is a reproductive technology applied to infertile couples, which can help them realize their reproductive dreams. As a well-known reproductive hospital, Chongqing MCH IVF has provided professional IVF services for infertile couples. The applicable population of IVF varies from person to person and is mainly affected by the following aspects.

Age and physiological condition

Age and physiological condition are one of the key factors to determine whether IVF is suitable for. When a woman is over 35 years old, her ovarian function gradually declines, and her egg quality will also be affected. In this case, IVF technology can help women improve the success rate of pregnancy. In addition, the thickness and quality of female endometrium will also play an important role in pregnancy. If a woman's endometrium is not thick enough, IVF technology can help her achieve pregnancy.

Male factor is also one of the important factors affecting the applicable population of IVF. Some men may have low sperm quality or some abnormal substances in semen. For these couples, IVF technology can combine high-quality sperm with eggs through artificial insemination to improve the success rate of pregnancy.

In addition, some couples may have a variety of physiological problems at the same time, such as fallopian tube blockage, which makes it impossible to conceive naturally. For these couples, IVF technology can provide solutions to help them realize their reproductive dreams.

Infertility caused by disease

Some diseases can also lead to infertility, which needs to be solved through IVF technology. For example, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common disease that causes infertility. Because women's ovaries cannot ovulate normally, it is difficult to conceive. Test tube baby technology can improve the chance of pregnancy by taking out a woman's egg, combining it with sperm in the laboratory and transplanting it back to the uterus.

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