Steps of selecting men and women for three generations of IVF
With the continuous progress of science and technology, the birth of three generations of IVF technology makes it possible to choose men and women. In some specific cases, families may have their own needs to choose the gender of their children. The steps of selecting men and women for three generations of IVF will be introduced in detail below.
Access to medical advice
Before deciding to choose men and women for three generations of IVF, medical consultation is needed first. Families should go to professional reproductive medicine centers to consult professional doctors. Doctors will explain the principles and methods of the third generation IVF in detail to help families understand the risks and precautions involved in the whole process.
The doctor will also make personalized design for the scheme and formulate the most appropriate steps and schedule according to the specific situation and needs of the family.
Conduct gene screening
Gene screening is one of the important steps in selecting men and women. Families should agree to genetic testing to ensure that the selected sex does not pose a serious risk of genetic disease. This genetic screening is usually carried out by testing the genes of pregnant women or early embryos in in vitro fertilization (IVF).
In the process of gene screening, doctors will collect samples for gene testing, and determine whether it is possible to select men and women according to the test results. This will ensure that the chosen gender will not adversely affect the child's health and future.
In vitro fertilization (IVF) process
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a common method for three generations of IVF. In the process of selecting men and women, families need to conduct in vitro fertilization. The specific steps are as follows:
1. Women receive ovulation induction treatment to promote the development of multiple eggs.
2. Egg collection: The doctor uses a slender puncture needle to puncture the ovary and take out the eggs.
3. Sperm collection: The male provides semen samples, which are processed to obtain high-quality sperm.
4. Fertilization in the laboratory: combine the egg and sperm and cultivate them to form a fertilized egg.
5. Test the sex of the fertilized egg: determine the sex of the fertilized egg through gene testing.
6. Implantation of sexed embryos into female uterus: Generally, multiple sexed embryos will be implanted to improve the success rate.
Nursing and observation during pregnancy
After successful embryo implantation, the family needs to receive pregnancy care and observation. The doctor will conduct regular prenatal examination of pregnant women to monitor the development of embryos. For the three generations of IVF babies who choose men and women, the focus is to determine that the sex development of the embryo is normal, while excluding other potential problems.
In the process of pregnancy care and observation, families need to adjust their lifestyle and diet according to the doctor's recommendations to maintain a good physical condition, so as to promote the healthy development of embryos.
To sum up, the steps of selecting men and women for three generations of IVF mainly include medical consultation, gene screening, in vitro fertilization, and pregnancy care and observation. Through these steps, families can realize their desire to choose men and women. However, the selection of men and women still belongs to medical auxiliary technology, which requires careful consideration and follow the guidance and suggestions of professional doctors.
