Medical conditions for the third generation of IVF
Three generation test tube baby is a high-tech birth method. For some infertile couples, it is an important way to realize their fertility aspirations. However, certain medical conditions need to be met for three generations of IVF. The following is a detailed description of the medical conditions required by the third-generation IVF from four aspects.
1. Professional reproductive hospital
The third-generation IVF is a complex technology that needs to be operated and monitored by professional reproductive hospitals. First of all, the reproductive hospital needs to have an experienced professional team, including reproductive experts, urologists, obstetricians and gynaecologists, biologists, etc., to provide comprehensive medical services. Secondly, reproductive hospitals need to be equipped with advanced equipment and instruments, such as high-precision micromanipulation systems, incubators, laser incubators, etc., to ensure the success and safety of operations. Therefore, it is very important to choose a formal, qualified and reputable reproductive hospital.
In addition to professional teams and equipment, reproductive hospitals also need to have a good medical environment and service attitude. Clean environment and pleasant atmosphere can bring patients a good psychological state, which is conducive to the successful operation. At the same time, responsible and professional service attitude is also one of the important considerations for patients to choose hospitals.
2. Adequate physical examination
Before the third generation of IVF, couples need to carry out a series of physical examinations to determine whether the technology is suitable for use. First of all, women need to carry out color ultrasound examination of the uterus and ovary to understand whether the shape, structure and function of the uterus and ovary are normal. In addition, women also need to undergo endocrine, immune and genetic tests to rule out the impact of other diseases on IVF surgery.
Men need to have semen examination to know whether the quality and quantity of semen meet the requirements of fertility. If there are problems, semen separation and sperm injection techniques can be used to improve the chance of pregnancy. In addition, men also need genetic tests to rule out the risk of genetic diseases.
Adequate physical examination can provide reference for subsequent surgical arrangements and treatment, and ensure the success rate of the operation and the birth of healthy babies.
3. Fine technical operation
The third generation of IVF involves multiple technical operations, each of which requires precise and meticulous operations. First, women should be monitored during the ovulation period to determine the best time for taking eggs. Then, the eggs are taken out through an ultrasound guided egg retrieval operation.
After the egg is taken, the egg needs to be fertilized in vitro, that is, the egg combines with the sperm to create an embryo. Next, the embryo needs to continue to grow in the incubator until it reaches the implantation stage. In the process of embryo culture, it is necessary to strictly control various parameters, such as the temperature, pressure, pH value of the culture medium, to ensure the quality and growth of embryos.
The last step is the implantation of the embryo, that is, the embryo is transferred into the female uterus. The implantation process requires special care to ensure the safety and successful implantation of embryos.
4. Whole process monitoring and nursing
The operation process of the third-generation IVF is very complicated and requires full monitoring and nursing. Before surgery, patients need to be fully prepared, including preoperative guidance, physical examination, drug use, etc. During the operation, professional medical personnel are required to monitor the whole process on site to prevent any abnormal situation.
After the operation, some nursing and observation are also required. Patients need to follow the doctor's advice, take reasonable rest and diet, and avoid strenuous exercise and overwork. At the same time, the hospital also needs to provide necessary follow-up services and consultation to help patients through the entire pregnancy and smooth delivery.
summary
The third-generation IVF babies need professional reproductive hospitals, adequate physical examination, fine technical operation, and whole process monitoring and nursing. Only by meeting these conditions can we ensure the success rate of three generations of IVF operations and give birth to healthy babies. Therefore, when choosing to carry out the third generation IVF, couples should choose a regular hospital and actively cooperate with the doctor's inspection and operation to improve the success rate of the operation and the health of the baby.
