The suitability of a couple for IVF is not only influenced by legal policies, but also by the physical conditions of the couple, especially women. We know that the emergence of IVF technology is inevitably accompanied by various controversies. On the one hand, IVF will inevitably affect the changes in some people's values, and on the other hand, IVF will inevitably generate legal disputes, which must be regulated by law. So what are the conditions for couples to have in vitro fertilization?

Due to various reasons, the number of infertile couples is constantly increasing. According to authoritative media reports, infertility has become the third largest disease in the world, with infertility accounting for up to 10% -15% of couples of childbearing age. Such a high proportion, such as issues that will affect society. According to statistics from authoritative national institutions, we have over 50 million infertile couples. In this context, in vitro fertilization technology has emerged.

Any technology is bound to have both advantages and disadvantages, and IVF technology is no exception.

The benefits of IVF: Firstly, IVF technology, also known as assisted reproductive technology, aims to help infertile families have their own children. This technology is different from other methods of assisted pregnancy, as it makes pregnancy simple. As long as the couple's body can improve healthy sperm and mature eggs, and the uterine pregnancy environment is good, pregnancy can be achieved. In vitro fertilization makes the process before female implantation controllable.

Secondly, through continuous development, in vitro fertilization technology has now reached the third generation, which can screen out embryos with genetic diseases and chromosomal abnormalities, thereby achieving the goal of eugenics and fertility.

Thirdly, in vitro fertilization technology can also help elderly women achieve their reproductive goals and extend their fertility time.

The drawbacks of IVF: IVF technology has some drawbacks. We know that in vitro fertilization (IVF) technology has certain requirements for women's uterus. If a woman is unwell or has a history of miscarriage, it can also have a certain impact on IVF, especially the current IVF technology on the market is mixed. If couples go to some unqualified hospitals for surgery, the harm to the body is great. At the same time, IVF technology has a certain interference on women's physiology. Stimulating ovulation leads to low ovarian response, which can easily lead to premature ovarian failure and a series of adverse reactions, such as amenorrhea and ovarian insensitivity syndrome before the age of 40. Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, etc.

Couples who are suitable for IVF should fully understand the advantages and disadvantages of IVF technology, and see the advantages of IVF, such as helping to give birth to their own child and providing hope for life. At the same time, it is necessary to consider the drawbacks of IVF, such as its harm to women's bodies. Only by fully analyzing the advantages and disadvantages can they make choices that are beneficial to society and families.