How can older women increase their chances of success in IVF? It should be noted that age is an important factor affecting the success rate of third-generation IVF, and physical conditions are even more crucial for success. There are also many successful cases of test tubes for older women. Pregnant women should take good care of their bodies in advance, take more exercise, and relax in order to succeed.

How to increase the success rate of older women undergoing in vitro fertilization? 1. Do a good job in relevant examinations

Regardless of age, it is important to undergo relevant physical examinations before taking a test tube, including hormone six, AMH, endometrial thickness, and other reproductive related physical examinations. This not only allows doctors to understand your physical condition, but also allows for personalized physical examination plans.

2、 Body conditioning before pregnancy

In order to make sperm and eggs more energetic, from the first three months before preparing for in vitro fertilization, the couple should start to regulate their bodies and eat more lean meat, eggs, fish and shrimp, animal liver, seafood, beans, soy products, fresh vegetables, and seasonal fruits. Due to the significant decrease in ovarian function in elderly women, extra caution should be taken when preparing for pregnancy. It is recommended for elderly or ovarian insufficiency women to take conditioners such as coenzyme Q10, brevium, and fish oil to maintain their ovaries before preparing for pregnancy or planning a test tube.

3、 Appropriate exercise to enhance physical fitness

Reasonable physical exercise not only improves women's physical fitness, but also maximizes egg quality. Elderly women who plan to do third generation IVF should actively participate in sports such as jogging, walking, badminton, etc. Establishing a good in vitro foundation and appropriate exercise can also enhance the immune system, which is beneficial for in vitro fertilization.

4、 Preventing Physiological Diseases

Older women may have some minor illnesses due to changes in their immune system. Therefore, especially expectant mothers of third-generation in vitro fertilization (IVF), it is important to be extra careful during pregnancy and avoid catching colds or diarrhea. These seemingly minor problems can have a significant impact on the cycle of third-generation IVF.

5、 Psychological adjustment and relaxation

Older mothers have high psychological pressure, and their blood vessels are in a state of long-term contraction, which affects the local blood flow of the uterus and ovaries. Moreover, nervous tension can cause abnormal release of certain neurotransmitters, leading to dysregulation of muscle contractions in the uterus and fallopian tubes, and the inability to implant embryos, leading to pregnancy failure. Therefore, women should maintain a positive and optimistic attitude when using IVF.