IVF technology can now solve most of the infertility problems, so when infertile couples are confirmed, they prefer IVF technology to assist in conception, so congenital ovarian development is not complete can choose IVF fertility? 【AA69 Fertility Assistance】Takes you to understand the relevant specific situations.
Congenital ovarian hypoplasia is one of the most common developmental abnormalities, characterized by short, webbed and toddler female external genitalia, whose gonads are cord-shaped, lack of an X chromosome, and later found to be without Y chromosomes, and the gonads develop into an ovary. Congenital ovarian hypoplasia is also one of the common clinical sex chromosomal diseases, and it is also the only genetic disease that can survive the chromosomal complete monomer in humans after birth.
Congenital ovarian hypoplasia can be selected for IVF! Third-generation IVF can help successfully conceive with congenital ovarian hypoplasia, but it still depends on the patient's specific circumstances.
The direct impact of congenital ovarian hypoplasia on fertility is the inability to produce healthy mature eggs due to ovulation disorders, which not only causes infertility, but also has an important impact on IVF, which needs to be based on high-quality healthy eggs for successful conception. After all, only by taking mature eggs from a woman's ovaries, combining them with high-quality sperm in vitro, and implanting them into an early embryo or blastocyst implantation in the uterine cavity can the purpose of conception be achieved.
Therefore, if a patient with congenital ovarian hypoplasia still has a small number of follicles in the fibrous cord, retains sufficient ovarian function, and has normal follicular estrogen levels and normal karyotype of oocytes, the infertility problem can be perfectly solved by third-generation IVF technology.
In any case, the third generation of IVF brings the hope of fertility to patients with congenital ovarian hypoplasia, but it must be remembered that everything should not be forced, listen to the advice of the doctor, and make your own birth plan.