The number of follicles has a lot to do with the success rate of IVF, many women can not naturally get pregnant because of poor ovarian function, less follicles and thus choose to do IVF, but fewer follicles will also affect the success of IVF, so how many follicles are suitable for IVF? Is it true that the more eggs you get, the higher the success rate of IVF?
In fact, too much and too little is not good. Too many follicles increase estrogen levels, increase the risk of overstimulation, and affect the tolerance of the endometrium, affecting embryo implantation; too few will lead to a smaller number of eggs and embryos, and a reduced chance of implantation. Therefore, moderation is best, and it is generally more appropriate to obtain about 8 to 15 eggs for super ovulation induction. However, depending on the woman's age, ovarian function, treatment plan, drug response, etc., the number of eggs obtained will vary.
Ovulation induction is a science and an art, not only in the right quantity, but also in good quality, and without high-quality egg cells, nothing can be said. The number of follicles does not ensure ivory success, but is analyzed on a case-by-case basis for each person. In addition, egg quality is also an important factor in the success of the test tube. Some patients have a small number of follicles but the quality of the eggs is good enough, which does not prevent the embryo transfer procedure from proceeding smoothly.