Background
IVF technology is an assisted reproductive technology, which can help couples who cannot conceive naturally to achieve their reproductive aspirations. With the continuous development of technology, the third generation of IVF has become a technology of great concern. However, sometimes the embryo stops developing, leading to pregnancy failure. So, is the termination of third-generation IVF related to the patient's age? This article will elaborate on this issue from several aspects.
Relationship between stopping rate and age
Age is an important factor in the termination of third generation IVF infants. The female reproductive system will change with age, the ovarian function will gradually decline, and the egg quality will also be affected. Generally speaking, when a woman is under 35 years old, the probability of fetal arrest is relatively low. However, the risk of fetal arrest increases with age. A study found that women over 35 years old have a much higher risk of fetal arrest than young women when carrying out three generations of IVF.
In addition, the age of men may also affect the rate of fetal arrest. A study found that men over the age of 40 have a significantly increased risk of fetal arrest. This is because the sperm quality may be affected by age and decline, leading to an increase in the probability of fetal arrest.
Therefore, it can be concluded that there is a certain relationship between the three generations of IVF stopping and the patient's age. The older the patient is, the higher the risk of stopping the fetus is.
Other factors that may affect tire stopping
In addition to age, there are other factors that may affect the rate of fetal arrest of third-generation IVF infants.
First, the patient's physical condition. Some chronic diseases, genetic diseases, immune system problems, etc. may affect the development of eggs and embryos, increasing the risk of fetal suspension.
The second is whether the health care measures in the early pregnancy are in place. The life style, diet habits and environmental factors of patients will affect the development of eggs and embryos.
Third, the technical level of hospitals and doctors. The third-generation IVF technology needs accurate operation and monitoring. Excellent hospitals and doctors can provide better treatment plans to reduce the incidence of fetal arrest.
How to reduce tire stall rate
In order to reduce the abortion rate of third-generation IVF infants, some measures can be taken.
First of all, patients should pay attention to maintaining good living habits before preparing for pregnancy, including healthy diet, moderate exercise, smoking and drinking cessation.
Secondly, select an excellent third-generation IVF hospital and experienced doctors for treatment, receive professional advice and guidance, and increase the success rate.
Finally, according to the specific situation of the patient, the doctor may suggest some auxiliary measures, such as embryo screening, pre implantation gene testing, etc., to reduce the risk of fetal suspension.
summary
There is a certain relationship between the three generations of IVF and the patient's age. With the increase of age, the risk of fetal arrest will also increase. In addition, other factors such as the patient's physical condition, pre pregnancy health care measures and the technical level of hospitals and doctors may also affect the rate of abortion. In order to reduce the risk of fetal suspension, patients should pay attention to maintaining a healthy lifestyle, select excellent hospitals and doctors for treatment, and take appropriate auxiliary measures according to the specific situation. Through comprehensive consideration of these factors, we can improve the success rate of three generations of IVF babies and realize their fertility aspirations.
