How to improve the survival rate of IVF?
Test tube baby is a miracle of colonization technology, which makes many couples who cannot conceive naturally realize the dream of holding a child. However, the survival rate of IVF has always been the focus of attention. In order to improve the survival rate of IVF, we need to consider and improve from many aspects.
Optimize pairing selection
The survival rate of IVF depends first of all on the quality of embryos and maternal health. Therefore, optimizing pairing selection is the key to improve the survival rate of IVF. First of all, the hospital can judge whether the husband and wife carry genetic diseases and gene mutations through detailed genetic counseling and gene testing to avoid the impact of genetic diseases on embryonic development. Secondly, doctors should comprehensively consider the age of the couple, reproductive system health, hormone levels and other factors to develop the best treatment plan.
In addition, doctors can also conduct gene affinity analysis based on the genomic information of both spouses to select the best pairing scheme. The survival rate of IVF can be greatly improved by optimizing pairing selection.
Improve assisted reproductive technology
Advances in assisted reproductive technology have also had an important impact on the survival rate of IVF. First, the improvement of IVF technology has a direct impact on the survival rate of IVF infants. The hospital can optimize the culture environment of embryos and improve the implantation rate and survival rate of embryos by introducing more advanced culture media and auxiliary devices.
Secondly, doctors can also adopt more assistive technologies around all aspects of IVF. For example, embryo chromosome examination should be carried out before embryo transfer to avoid the implantation of abnormal embryos and reduce the risk of abortion. In addition, frozen embryo technology has also played an important role in improving the survival rate, which can increase the success rate of IVF.
Strengthening postoperative nursing and auxiliary treatment
Postoperative care and adjuvant treatment of IVF cannot be ignored. Postoperative care includes monitoring the recovery of the mother's body and the growth of the embryo. The hospital should provide good medical environment and nursing conditions to ensure the smooth development of IVF. At the same time, doctors should also pay close attention to the growth of IVF, and timely discover and deal with possible complications.
In addition to postoperative nursing, adjuvant treatment also plays an important role in the survival rate of IVF. For example, for some patients with habitual abortion or repeated failure of IVF, adjuvant treatment such as immunotherapy, blood regulation, endometrial acceptance, etc. can be considered to increase the survival rate of IVF.
Strengthen patients' psychological support
The psychological status of patients has an important impact on the survival rate of IVF. Long treatment process and low pregnancy success rate often bring great psychological pressure to couples. Therefore, the hospital should strengthen the psychological support for patients and provide professional psychological consultation and counseling services.
At the same time, the hospital can also organize some rehabilitation activities, so that couples have the opportunity to exchange experience and feelings, and enhance confidence and hope. By strengthening patients' psychological support, couples' enthusiasm for IVF treatment can be improved, thus indirectly improving the survival rate of IVF.
summary
The improvement of IVF survival rate needs to be comprehensively considered from many aspects, such as pairing selection, assisted reproductive technology, postoperative nursing and adjuvant treatment, and psychological support. By optimizing pairing selection, improving assisted reproductive technology, strengthening postoperative nursing and adjuvant treatment, and strengthening patients' psychological support, the survival rate of IVF can be effectively improved, bringing hope for more couples to realize their dream of holding children.
