The role of daphelin before test tube transplantation
IVF technology is widely used in infertility treatment, but the success rate is still limited. In order to improve the success rate, doctors often require patients to take difeline before in vitro transplantation. Difeline is an anti-estrogen drug that targets estrogen in women. During IVF treatment, Difelin has many functions, including controlling cycles, increasing implantation rates, preventing miscarriage, and improving immune function.
Control cycle
IVF needs to be performed during a woman\’s menstrual cycle. Difelin can inhibit the production of gonadotropins such as FSH and LH, inhibit the development of follicles in the ovaries, and control the female menstrual cycle. While controlling the cycle, Difelin can also reduce or avoid the massive ovarian stimulation syndrome that may occur during in vitro transplantation.
Diphelin determines the timing of IVF by regulating estrogen and progesterone levels. Generally speaking, Difelin will advance or delay menstruation, so that the time of test tube transplantation is as suitable as possible for the formation and maturation of the embryo.
Increase implantation rate
A key issue in IVF is whether the embryo can implant successfully. Difeline is a great help for sleeping ability. On the one hand, Difelin can make the endometrium stable and simple, making it easier for the embryo to implant; on the other hand, Difelin can also inhibit uterine contraction and immune function, increasing the possibility of the embryo surviving in the endometrium.
Preventing miscarriage
Diphelin is also widely used to prevent miscarriage. The main causes of miscarriage are embryonic abnormalities caused by endometrial ischemia, uterine contractions, immune attack, and other factors. Difeline regulates estrogen and progesterone levels, keeps the endometrium stable, and prevents uterine contractions and immune attacks. In addition, Difelin can also reduce endometrial ischemia and increase embryo survival rate by reducing platelet aggregation and activation of the fibrinolytic system.
Improve immune function
Diphelin can also regulate women\’s immune function. The immune system\’s immune attack on the embryo may lead to the failure of test tube transplantation, and Diphelin can reduce the endometrial immune function by inhibiting the production of immune cells such as IL-1 and TNF, thereby increasing the survival rate and implantation rate of embryos.
In short, Difelin has many functions during IVF treatment, including controlling cycles, increasing implantation rates, preventing miscarriage, and improving immune function. Through the rational use of Difelin, the success rate of test tube transplantation can be improved and bring hope and healthy babies to infertile patients.
