Nowadays, the increasing pressure of work, the pollution of the living environment, and the improper way of eating and drinking people have caused more and more couples of childbearing age to be unable to have children normally. According to the survey, the infertility population is increasing every year, with an average of one in every six couples suffering from infertility, so for them, THAI IVF technology is the fertility technology that gives them hope. At present, although the development of IVF technology has been more than forty years, there are still many families who have misunderstandings about it, so let Hengjian overseas explain it for everyone.
First of all, what is IVF?
IVF, also known as in vitro J embryo transfer, is simply the process of taking out the man's J son and the woman's L son, combining it in the laboratory, forming the JL, and then cultivating it into an embryo and transferring it to the woman's uterus.
Common myths about IVF are as follows:
Myth 1: IVF does what you want
IVF must meet the conditions for IVF to be done, and the necessary tests need to be performed before IVF is done. The main indications for IVF are blocked L-tubes, endometriosis, polycystic L-nest syndrome, severe hypochondria or no J syndrome in men. IVF cannot be done if there are severe organ dysfunction, L-nest tumors, active periods of infectious diseases, and excessive use of dupins and in the active phase.
Myth 2: Thai IVF has a 100% success rate
Although the success rate of test tubes in Thailand is relatively high, it does not mean that embryo transfer can be 100% successful. Because the success rate of IVF in Thailand depends on many factors, such as age, etiology, and too thin zi-uterine wall, etc., which may cause IVF to fail. Therefore, when choosing to do test tubes, we should try to maintain a normal mentality, cooperate with doctors to nourish the body, and do not be anxious.
Myth 3: Babies born in THAI IVF are not biological
In most cases, the L and L are provided by both husband and wife, so the baby born is naturally directly related to the couple who provided JL. However, there are also a small part of the situation that one of the spouses cannot provide J and L, so they choose the way of "borrowing L" and "borrowing J", then the baby born will not be related to one party.
Myth 4: Babies born in THAI IVF are not as healthy as babies conceived naturally
From the current cases, there is no significant difference between a baby born with IVF and a baby born naturally. However, since most of the IVF techniques are infertile, the cause of infertility may also be the cause of the low physique of IVF. Ivy is different from natural pregnancy only in terms of whether the J and L are received in vitro or in vivo, so there is no difference in nature.
Myth 5: The propulsion before doing the Thai test tube will be very harmful to the L nest
Many women have a misunderstanding about this, in fact, each woman has about 300,000 L bubbles in the L nest during puberty, and in the thirty or forty years from the beginning of menstruation, there will be about 30 L bubbles atrophied every day, and under normal circumstances, only one matures and is discharged. L-expulsion is the continuation of the development and maturity of L vesicles that should have shrunk through yao, and is not an additional loss.