introduction
Three generation IVF is a method to help infertile couples achieve fertility through assisted reproductive technology. However, whether it can ensure the success of childbirth has always been a controversial topic. This article will elaborate on the birth success of three generations of IVF babies from four aspects: hospital technology level, patient's own conditions, fertility success rate and fertility sequelae.
Hospital technical level
The technical level of the hospital is one of the key factors affecting the success of the third generation of IVF babies. The first-class medical institution has advanced equipment and excellent medical team, which can ensure the stability and success rate of surgical operation. For example, the John Hughes Noel Institute of Reproductive Genetics in California, USA, uses the most advanced assisted reproductive technology and has the world's leading reproductive experts, so its success rate is high. However, the technical level and equipment conditions of some hospitals are limited, which may lead to a low success rate. Therefore, it is very important to select a suitable hospital.
In addition, the overall service quality of the hospital and the psychological support of patients also play an important role in the success of childbirth. Good doctor-patient communication and emotional support can reduce patients' anxiety and pressure, and improve the possibility of fertility success.
Patient's own conditions
In addition to the technical level of the hospital, the patient's own conditions are also one of the important factors affecting the success of the third generation of IVF babies.
First, women's age is a key factor. The older a woman is, the lower her fertility. Research shows that women under 30 years of age have a higher success rate of three generations of IVF, while women over 35 years of age may face a lower success rate.
Secondly, the egg quality and uterine health of female patients will also affect fertility success. The better the number and quality of patients' eggs, the higher the success rate. At the same time, the health status of women's uterus will also affect the implantation of embryos, and thus affect the fertility success rate.
In addition, the quality and quantity of male patients' sperm is also one of the important factors affecting the success of fertility. Good sperm quality is essential for fertilization and embryo implantation.
Fertility success rate
The fertility success rate is an important indicator to measure whether the third generation of IVF can guarantee the success of fertility.
According to the statistics of the World Health Organization, the fertility success rate of three generations of IVF babies varies in different countries and regions. Generally speaking, the global success rate is about 30%~40%. However, with the continuous development of technology, the fertility success rate is gradually increasing. For example, the success rate of fertility centers in London has reached more than 50%.
When selecting third-generation IVF babies, patients can refer to the success rate data of the hospital to have a reasonable estimate of the possibility of success in childbirth. However, the success rate is not absolute, and patients need to be mentally prepared and fully prepared for the spare tire.
Reproductive sequelae
Some reproductive sequelae may occur during the three generations of IVF, which is also a factor for patients to consider.
The first is the possibility of side effects and complications. The third generation IVF operation itself has certain risks, which may lead to abdominal pain, bleeding and other discomfort symptoms in female patients. In addition, some studies have also found that the third generation of IVF may increase the risk of premature delivery, low birth weight and congenital malformation.
Secondly, because three generations of IVF babies usually need to try many times, it may bring some pressure to the patient's body and mind. Some patients may feel frustrated and depressed because of failed attempts.
summary
The birth success of three generations of test tube babies is related to the technical level of the hospital, the patient's own conditions, the birth success rate and reproductive sequelae. Choosing a hospital with advanced technology and ensuring the professional level and equipment conditions of medical staff can improve the success rate of three generations of IVF. Patient age, egg quality, uterine health and sperm quality are also key factors for fertility success. The fertility success rate is about 30%~40% worldwide, but with the progress of technology, the success rate gradually increases. Patients need to consider the possible reproductive sequelae of three generations of IVF and make rational decisions.
