Can a 38-year-old want to do IVF successfully? What can I see?

Can a 38-year-old want to do IVF successfully? Young women's ovarian reserve function is relatively better, the number and quality of eggs are also better, many patients say that they can get a certain number of eggs after a super ovulation induction, if the age is more than 38 years old or the number of eggs is bottomed out, they are not so lucky. This is because the ovarian reserve function of the 38-year-old woman has gradually declined, because this is IVF or the woman must be required to have a good uterus.

What do 38-year-olds have to look at to succeed in IVF?

1. Assess ovarian reserve function. The ovaries are the main reproductive organs that produce eggs, and the size of their functions is related to age and spawning period, and as they age, ovarian function will also decline, and the quality of eggs will also decline; This is why many women need to have an AMH assessment before test tubes.

2. Look at the endometrial situation. A good endometrium is the key to successful implantation of the embryo, and poor endometrial growth often affects the implantation of the embryo after transfer. Generally, the endometrium of women with IVF transplantation is more appropriate: 8-12mm. It is generally believed that the endometrium ≤ 7mm is too thin for the endometrium, and even if there are high-quality embryos, it is not suitable for transfer surgery, and it is necessary to adjust and improve the thickness of the endometrium first.

3. Pregnancy after pregnancy. The older a woman is, the more limited her tolerance for pregnancy, and women who become pregnant over 35 years of age are considered advanced maternal age; And about to exceed 40 years old to consider IVF pregnancy, pregnancy syndrome is also more, therefore, if the uterus, ovarian reserve function is better, there are high-quality embryos, psychological emotions are better to do IVF success rate is still OK, but because of the age is relatively old, through IVF pregnancy need to pay more attention to fetal protection work and post-pregnancy care.