Which is better, the United States or Thailand, to do third-generation IVF? When it comes to countries with relatively complete third-generation IVF technology, which one would you first think of? Is the United States famous for its medical technology? Or is it Thailand with high cost-effectiveness and proximity? I guess some sisters will say: America is better. Don't everyone say that America's medical technology is the first? There are also sisters who will say: Look at the test tubes made by many stars in Thailand, how about it? So, which place in the United States or Thailand is more suitable for Chinese people to choose IVF? The editor of 592 Baby Network also wants to talk to you about in vitro fertilization in the United States.

The first test tube baby was born in the United States in 1981, and we all know that the world's first test tube baby was born in 1978. Therefore, in just a few years, the United States has been able to improve assisted reproductive technology to successfully produce healthy babies, which is also an improvement.

At present, in the world, especially in the field of genetic diagnosis, the United States still maintains a leading technological level, and the third generation IVF technology we often refer to also includes genetic diagnosis, so there is no doubt that the United States has good technology.

At the same time, the United States is also the country with the largest number of in vitro fertilization clinics, with over 400 in vitro fertilization clinics/doctors, and had been increasing at an annual rate of 3% before the pandemic.

Next, let's take a look at in vitro fertilization in Thailand.

The first successful birth of a healthy baby in Thai IVF was in 1989, nearly 11 years later than the world's first IVF. Although it started later in medical technology than the United States, Thai medical experts have been focused on researching and improving their own technology and operations for the next 30 years. Currently, the technology and success rate have also been among the top in the world, promoting ovulation, and raising cysts, The success rate of frozen embryo recovery technology is also on par with that of the United States.

After watching the comparison of third-generation IVF technology between the United States and Thailand, it is not difficult to see that although Thailand's economy is not comparable to the United States, its medical services are similar. Therefore, people can also choose based on their family situation. Families who do not need to worry about the economic situation can choose the United States for third-generation IVF, while families who pursue cost-effectiveness success rates can choose Thailand's third-generation IVF for assisted pregnancy.