Reproductive genetics hospitals have strong advantages in treating elderly infertility, premature ovarian failure, and third generation IVF. With the development of society, more and more people are suffering from infertility, which has led to the rapid development of the IVF industry. So, is the success rate of older women doing third-generation IVF high? The editor of 592 Baobao Net will answer each question one by one.

The success rate of the third generation IVF is very impressive, reaching over 60% overall. However, as a relatively private medical procedure, third-generation IVF still has many factors that affect the process, so it should be determined based on individual circumstances. Firstly, it is your age, which can be said to be the most significant factor affecting the success rate of in vitro fertilization. Especially for women, if ovarian function rapidly decreases, ovarian function is poor, and egg quality is poor at the age of 35, the success rate is naturally not high.

We all know that third generation test tubes can be used for genetic screening, so most people choose to have a third generation test tube to have a healthy baby. And some people want to use third-generation screening technology to specify the desired baby, which is a special need. If they do not have physical problems, the success rate is naturally high. The rest, just look at the reason for your infertility. In vitro fertilization requires high-quality embryos, which have certain requirements for the quality of female eggs. High quality competition is a key condition for success. It is recommended that everyone seek treatment from a reputable hospital with third-generation qualifications, as doctors with rich experience would be even better. Everyone can customize the best test tube plan to ensure the success rate of the test tube.

What are the factors related to the success rate of third-generation IVF?

The choice of ovulation plan is related to the patient's age. Older patients have a lower pregnancy rate, while younger patients have a higher pregnancy rate, so ovulation plans are chosen based on age. Different ovulation plans may benefit everyone and may affect success rates. The quality of embryos is an important factor affecting the success rate of in vitro fertilization. Good embryos are easy to succeed, but bad embryos are not easy to succeed. Of course, transferring more embryos is easier to succeed, but it also increases the risk of multiple pregnancies. Excellent embryos come from excellent eggs, excellent sperm, and a stable laboratory culture system.

The quality of the uterus is the quality of embryo implantation. If the uterine mass is thick enough, blood flow is abundant, and cell division is good, the embryo implantation rate will increase. On the contrary, if the uterine mass is too thin, blood flow is insufficient, and hormone secretion is insufficient, the uterine mass is not easy to implant. When an embryo is implanted, the uterus will contract, and sometimes the embryo may even be pushed into the fallopian tube, leading to ectopic pregnancy, up to 5-7%. Therefore, after embryo implantation, it is necessary to rest in bed and supplement with sufficient lutein to improve the implantation rate and reduce the occurrence of ectopic pregnancy.

Is the success rate of third generation IVF for elderly women high. In fact, there are many factors that affect the success rate of in vitro fertilization, which are closely related to factors such as women's age, reproductive ability, and sperm quality.