Can IVF be a boy? Due to the influence of traditional ideas, many families are more inclined towards boys when it comes to having children. Therefore, many families ask if it is possible to be a boy if they choose to have in vitro fertilization? In fact, although IVF technology can help many families achieve their desire to have children, it cannot help them achieve their goal of having boys.

In vitro fertilization (IVF) cannot specify gender. IVF simply changes the location of conception to a laboratory, cultivates embryos in the laboratory, and then transfers them to the female uterus. It cannot determine whether to give birth or not. However, many people have misunderstandings about IVF due to their unfamiliarity with it. They believe that IVF can choose to have a baby or a daughter. In fact, in modern society, men and women are equal, and giving birth is the same. Therefore, even if a choice can be made, national laws do not allow families to make gender choices, and gender identification is illegal.

Firstly, as an infertile patient, doctors should first ensure the safety of the mother and baby when conducting in vitro fertilization, which is the top priority for doctors as medical workers. We know that throughout the entire process of surgery, from oocyte screening, sperm optimization, to embryo selection, quality is the first requirement, and healthy embryonic development is the first choice. Only in this way can healthy embryos be successfully implanted in the mother's body, developed, and then produced. If gender is used as a selection indicator, it may trigger technical failure and be irresponsible for both mother and baby.

Secondly, in vitro fertilization (IVF) technology is only an assisted reproductive technology and is not omnipotent. It is not possible to choose whether to have a baby or a daughter, and doctors cannot immediately identify the gender of the fetus. At the same time, the impact of gender testing on the embryo is unpredictable. Therefore, for the sake of the baby's health, patients must let go of their paranoia.

Once again, with the development of society to this day, whether from a cultural or national legal perspective, men and women are equal. China's laws also explicitly prohibit any form of non medical fetal sex identification, and all formal hospitals will not trample the bottom line of the law for you, unless you go to an informal hospital.

Through the reading of the above article, we have learned that in vitro fertilization technology is not a complete technology. It is only an assisted reproductive and pregnancy technology. On the one hand, according to current technology, it has not yet developed to the level of technology that can choose gender. On the other hand, in terms of national laws and policies, people are not allowed to make gender choices, and hospitals will not conduct gender identification for you.