Why is age a key factor influencing IVF treatment?

Are there age requirements for doing IVF? With the change of people's life and work patterns, late marriage and late childbearing have also become a trend of office workers, but many older women want to get pregnant when they have infertility, and now IVF technology is the dependence of infertility patients to get pregnant, so is there an age requirement for IVF?

Whether it's IVF techniques or natural pregnancy, age is one of the most critical factors. With the increase of age, the ovarian function of women gradually declines, and the quality and quantity of eggs are progressively decreasing. The optimal age of a woman is between 23 and 30 years old, and the ivy success rate can reach more than 60%; the success rate of conception after the age of 35 gradually declines; and the success rate of IVF conception after the age of 40 is only about 20%.

In other elderly women, due to the aging of egg cells, the probability of embryonic chromosomal aberrations is significantly increased, and because pregnancy will cause great pressure on the heart, kidneys and liver, coupled with the aging of physiological organs, the acceptance of assisted reproductive technology by elderly women will affect their health and the physical and mental health of their children.

As a result, older mothers tend to take on greater risks than women of normal age. Because the number of eggs in women decreases significantly after the age of 30, the fertility of women also declines rapidly by the age of 35. Age is the decisive key factor for women to have children, as is IVF, so it is recommended that women with fertility needs plan as early as possible, and choose IVF as soon as possible if necessary.