In recent years, owing to a combination of factors, including delayed childbearing age and stress, the infertility rate in the country has been rising rapidly and, as a result, the demand for assistive reproductive technology has been increasing. In vitro baby technology, on the other hand, offers hope for childbearing to many infertility couples. However, for women, one of the important factors in the rate of pregnancy of in vitro infants is age. So, what is the age requirement for in vitro babies for women?
In vitro babies do not have strict requirements for the age of women, but the older they are, the lower the probability of in vitro babies becoming pregnant. As a result of the increase in the age of women, both their physical function and their ovarian function have decreased, especially when women are over 35 years of age, the rate of decline is more pronounced, and as to the age at which a woman cannot be treated as an in vitro infant, this is to be judged on the basis of her physical condition.
Although in vitro infants do not limit the age of females, it is undeniable that a very old in vitro baby increases the risk of infertility, abortion and embryo chromosomal abnormalities. For men, although the decline in fertility has been relatively slow, the same effect on sperm quality is felt at an advanced age, including reduced activity and increased deformity rates, which in turn reduces the rate of in vitro baby pregnancies.
In the face of the potential reproductive challenges of age growth, we sincerely recommend that couples with in vitro baby needs undertake a comprehensive physical assessment as early as possible in the regular reproductive medicine sciences. The programme of scientific assistance for pregnancy is tailored to the physical condition of the couple.
This is an introduction to the question of how old an infant is required for a woman. If you have more questions about male infertility or artificially assisted pregnancy, you can leave a message or search Kunming Aveveve Hospital for more information.
