Pathway of IVF production
Test tube baby refers to the baby who successfully conceives by culturing the fertilized egg to the blastocyst stage in the in vitro incubation room and transplanting it into the mother's uterus through artificial assisted reproduction technology. In vitro fertilization embryo transfer technology, egg donation technology, embryo donation technology and technology are the main ways to produce IVF.
In vitro fertilization embryo transfer technology
In vitro fertilization embryo transfer (IVF-ET) is the most common way to produce IVF. First of all, the woman received ovulation induction treatment, through the injection of gonadotropin to promote ovarian development and ovulation. Then, the doctor will fertilize the mature eggs of the woman and the sperm of the man in vitro in the laboratory to cultivate the embryo. Finally, the doctor transplanted the cultured blastocysts into the woman's uterus to help her pregnancy succeed.
In vitro fertilization embryo transfer technology requires assisted reproductive technology equipment and professional medical team. Worldwide, many hospitals provide in vitro fertilization embryo transfer technology, such as Pittsburgh Reproductive Medicine Center in the United States, London Fertility Center in the United Kingdom, etc.
Egg donation technology
Egg donation technology is a way to produce IVF when the woman cannot produce healthy eggs. In the egg donation technology, the woman received ovulation induction treatment, but used healthy eggs donated by other women. These donors are usually young, healthy women who have undergone strict screening and agreed to donate eggs. After obtaining the donated eggs, the doctor will conduct in vitro fertilization with the man's sperm, cultivate them into embryos, and transplant them into the woman's uterus.
Egg donation technology provides women who cannot produce healthy eggs by themselves with the opportunity to realize their mothers' dreams. Well known hospitals such as Simon Fraser Reproductive Center have actively carried out egg donation technology, which has brought hope to many women.
Embryo donation technology
Embryo donation technology is a way to produce test tube babies for couples who cannot produce healthy blastocysts by themselves. In the embryo donation technology, doctors will use the surplus blastocysts obtained by other couples through in vitro fertilization embryo transfer technology. These surplus blastocysts are generally frozen, thawed when necessary, and then transplanted into the recipient's uterus.
Embryo donation technology has solved the problem of blastocyst storage for some infertile couples, and also provided opportunities for some couples who cannot generate healthy blastocysts on their own to realize their reproductive dreams. For example, Sydney IVF Center in Australia has introduced embryo donation technology to help more couples achieve their reproductive aspirations.
technology
Technology is a way to produce test tube babies, which is applicable to women who are unable to conceive due to physical reasons or have a high risk of pregnancy. In technology, the womb where the baby is conceived is from another woman, which is called the mother. The mother received in vitro fertilization embryo transfer technology from the doctor and became pregnant, then delivered the baby successfully and handed it to the client.
Technology has solved the problems of couples who are unable to conceive on their own or who are at high risk of conceiving, and it has also brought some ethical and legal problems. At present, some countries and regions have different regulations on technology. For example, the California Reproductive Science Center in the United States has provided technology, and many couples have since realized their dream of becoming parents.
Summary
Through in vitro fertilization embryo transfer technology, egg donation technology, embryo donation technology and technology, the birth of IVF is possible. These technologies, through assisted reproductive technology equipment and professional medical personnel, provide the possibility for couples who are unable to conceive children naturally or produce healthy eggs or blastocysts due to physical reasons to realize their reproductive dreams. However, when applying these technologies, we must pay attention to ethical and legal issues to ensure the fairness, safety and applicability of IVF technology.
