Ten common causes and solutions for failed test tube transplantation
In vitro transplantation is a very common method of artificial insemination. However, it is an arduous process. Because, there is a 50% chance that test tube transplantation will fail. Putting aside the various genetic factors of humans, just as far as the operation process is concerned, there are often some factors that lead to failure. The following will introduce the causes and solutions to the failure of test tube transplantation from various aspects.
Cause 1: Insufficient endometrium
Endometrial insufficiency is a common cause of eugenic failure. Because the endometrium is not thick enough, the uterus can barely hold the embryo. The solution is to first improve the body\’s metabolic environment and increase the good condition of the endometrium through strategies such as reasonable conditioning and appropriate exercise, and comprehensively assess the endometrium condition before test tube transplantation, and make adjustments through appropriate drugs to ensure embryo implantation. The bed was in good condition.
Cause 2: Insufficient ovarian function
Insufficient ovarian function is also one of the factors leading to IVF failure. Low follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), low progesterone (P), and anovulation every other cycle will affect the survival rate of transplanted embryos. The solution is to comprehensively evaluate a series of factors, and through scientific and reasonable conditioning, allow the ovaries to ovulate normally before IVF, increase the quality of embryos while ensuring the number of embryos during transplantation, and strive to create sparks.
Reason 3: Low embryo quality
If the quality of the embryos is not high, it will also lead to failure of the test tube transfer. The quality of embryos is affected by the maternal environment. Embryos with poor quality have a low survival rate during transplantation and may even cause early miscarriage. The solution is to introduce various new technologies under the direction and control of Super Seed, and be careful during the operation, from embryo culture, selection to planting, to ensure the quality of embryos step by step and increase the possibility of success.
Cause 4: Endocrine balance disorder
Endocrine imbalance is also a very common problem, especially during women\’s cyclical physical adjustments. External factors such as food contamination or night work are the main triggers. Due to insufficient hormones in the body, a series of changes occur in the metabolic environment, which directly affects the success rate of implantation. The solution is to adopt comprehensive intervention measures through scanning and measurement to regulate endocrine, balance one\’s own environment, and lay a solid foundation for test tube transplantation.
In short, IVF is a highly sensitive process, and even minor factors may lead to failure, resulting in painful delays. Therefore, only by reasonably and effectively preventing and solving these problems can we improve the success rate of test tube transplantation and help mothers usher in their happiness.
