Survival rate of test tube babies
IVF is one of the assisted reproductive technologies, which has been widely used in many countries. The success rate of IVF is closely related to the future health and development of infants. This article will discuss the survival rate of IVF from many aspects, and how to affect the future health and development of infants.
Success rate and hospital technology
The success rate of IVF is affected by the technical level of the hospital. Excellent hospitals have professional teams, precise operating procedures and advanced equipment, and can provide high-quality assisted reproductive technology services. For example, the Assisted Reproductive Technology Center of Boston Children's Hospital is one of the world's leading IVF diagnosis and treatment centers. In such hospitals, the success rate of IVF is often higher.
However, we also need to realize that the success rate of IVF is a dynamic indicator. The continuous progress and improvement of hospital technology will also directly affect the improvement of the success rate. Therefore, selecting a hospital with advanced technology and good reputation for IVF is the key to ensure the success rate.
Success rate and age
Age is an important factor that affects the success rate of IVF. Female age is the most direct and obvious influencing factor. The older the age, the lower the success rate. This is because the number and quality of female eggs decline with age. According to data statistics, the success rate of IVF for women under 35 years old is 40-50%, while that for women over 35 years old is 20-30%.
Male age also affects the success rate of IVF. With the increase of age, the quality and quantity of male sperm will also decline, thus reducing the possibility of pregnancy. Therefore, in the process of IVF, men also need to undergo relevant fertility tests to ensure their fertility.
In general, age is a factor that cannot be ignored and plays an important role in the success rate and the birth of healthy babies.
Success rate and embryo quality
The quality of IVF embryos is also an important factor affecting the success rate. The successful rate of implantation is higher if the embryo quality is good. In the process of IVF, the hospital will evaluate the embryo and select the best quality for implantation. Good embryo quality usually means normal chromosome number and structure, and high development potential.
Fortunately, with the continuous progress of technology, hospitals can assess embryonic health and chromosomal abnormalities through in vitro prenatal genetic screening. This technology not only improves the accuracy of embryo selection, but also eliminates some unhealthy embryos, improving the success rate and infant health rate.
Success rate and future health and development
The success rate of IVF is directly related to the future health and development of infants. A higher success rate means that babies are more likely to be pregnant, while a lower success rate may increase the risk of babies before birth. In addition, the impact of embryo quality and genetic screening will also directly affect the future health of infants.
However, the success rate of IVF is only to improve the possibility of pregnancy, and cannot fully ensure the health and development of infants. Other factors, such as the health status of pregnant women, living habits and genetic factors will also affect the development of infants.
In conclusion, the success rate of IVF is closely related to the future health and development of infants. The selection of technologically advanced hospitals, age and embryo quality are important factors affecting the success rate. However, the success rate is only one of the factors, and other factors such as pregnant women's health and genetic factors also need attention. Therefore, when selecting IVF, multiple factors should be considered comprehensively to ensure the best therapeutic effect and future health of the baby.
