Is IVF healthy? Many families have undergone multiple considerations before doing IVF, before making up their minds to do IVF, and also after in-depth understanding and comparison, even so, some patients in the hear about the ivy technology is not good rumors, or inevitably fall into hesitation, especially to hear that the IVF baby is not healthy after birth, it is easy to give birth to deformed children this information. Today, together with AA69 Fertility To learn more.
Is IVF healthy? Heard that it is easy to deform?
So is IVF really prone to deformity? Through a variety of studies and investigations, test tube experts have concluded that the probability of deformity in children born through test tube technology is minimal, even lower than the probability of natural fertility, almost zero. Not only is ivy technology rare in the appearance of malformed fetuses, but it can also help infertile patients avoid the risk of having a malformed child.
What kind of test tube techniques can avoid the risk of having a malformed child? Of course, the third generation of test tube technology is not the only one, which is favored by many infertile patients, because it can screen the embryos grown in the laboratory, select the defective embryos, and leave high-quality embryos for transfer, which can effectively avoid the genetic or infectious diseases of the father's generation from passing on to the next generation.
For example, patients with hereditary diabetes, in order to avoid diabetes being passed on to their offspring, can have children through the third generation of IVF technology, and IVF experts also recommend that people with genetic diseases are best to choose this technology for procreation, because when their offspring suffer from genetic diseases, it will not only cause a burden on their own economy and spirit, but also delay their children for a lifetime.
Is IVF healthy? Today I will talk about this, with the help of test tube technology to give birth to a baby, not only will not give birth to a deformed child, but also effectively avoid the risk of having a deformed baby.