What tests and evaluations are required for IVF 204?
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a way to give birth to couples with difficulty in pregnancy preparation. In order to ensure the health of mothers and fetuses, IVF needs to undergo a series of examinations and evaluations at different stages. These examinations and assessments are designed to ensure that the mother's physical condition is suitable for IVF and to reduce potential risks. The examination and evaluation of IVF 204 will be described in detail in the following four aspects: preparation before pregnancy, ovulation induction process, in vitro fertilization process and pregnancy.
1、 Preparation before pregnancy
During the preparation of IVF, couples need to carry out some basic examinations. First, doctors need to conduct a comprehensive physical examination of the couple, including blood pressure, body mass index, heart condition, etc. At the same time, the doctor will also require the couple to have a basic blood test to assess the sugar, fat, hormone and other indicators in the blood. In addition, couples also need to carry out reproductive system related examinations, such as female hysterography, hysteroscopy and male semen analysis. Through these examinations, doctors can evaluate the fertility and physical condition of the couple and choose the appropriate IVF program.
Next, couples need genetic counseling and genetic testing. These tests can help doctors assess the risk of genetic diseases in couples and prevent genetic diseases from being passed on to the next generation. In the case of a family history of genetic diseases, genetic counseling is particularly important. Doctors will develop an IVF plan according to the results of genetic counseling and the wishes of the couple.
In addition, couples need psychological assessment. The IVF process may cause stress and burden on the couple's mental health. Through psychological assessment, doctors can understand the psychological status of couples, provide corresponding psychological support and suggestions, and help couples cope with the pressure in the process of IVF.
2、 Ovulation induction process
In the process of IVF, women need ovulation induction therapy to increase the number of eggs. In the process of ovulation promotion, women need regular ultrasound monitoring and blood examination. Ultrasound monitoring can observe the development of follicles and the thickness of endometrium, helping doctors to determine the timing of egg collection. Blood tests can assess the levels of estrogen and progesterone and guide the process of ovulation induction therapy.
In addition, follicular puncture and embryo culture evaluation before embryo transfer may also be carried out during ovulation induction. Follicular puncture refers to the collection of eggs from well developed follicles to prepare for in vitro fertilization. The evaluation of embryo culture refers to the continuous observation of fertilized eggs to evaluate the development and quality of embryos, so as to select the best opportunity for embryo transfer.
3、 In vitro fertilization process
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is the core step of IVF, including egg collection, sperm processing and embryo culture. Egg collection is usually achieved by painless surgery under the guidance of ultrasound, which uses a slender needle to puncture the ovarian cyst and collect eggs. The collected eggs will be combined with sperm in vitro in the laboratory for in vitro fertilization. After in vitro fertilization, the embryos will be cultured in the laboratory. In the process of culture, the development of embryos will be regularly observed and evaluated.
4、 During pregnancy
After successful pregnancy, IVF pregnant women also need to undergo a series of examinations and evaluations. These tests mainly include routine maternal blood tests, prenatal ultrasound monitoring and fetal gene testing. The blood test during pregnancy can assess the physical condition of the pregnant woman and the health of the fetus. Prenatal ultrasound monitoring can observe the development and growth of the fetus, and detect the organ structure of the fetus. Fetal genetic testing can help assess the risk of genetic diseases in the fetus.
To sum up, IVF 204 needs to undergo different examinations and evaluations before pregnancy, during ovulation induction, in vitro fertilization and during pregnancy. These examinations and assessments are designed to ensure the safety and success of the IVF process and provide support for couples with difficulties in pregnancy preparation to realize their reproductive dreams.
