Can Egg Development Issues be Treated with IVF in the United States? Dr. Nathan Zhang from IVF USA Discusses IVF in America and Thailand

2024-01-09 12:13:05，visits： 409

Eggs, as the foundation of nurturing life, have a crucial impact on women's fertility. Poor egg development typically refers to the late stage of follicle development, where the follicles consistently fail to reach the size of mature follicles, and their function is compromised, leading to insufficient estrogen secretion. This poses a significant threat to female fertility, as poorly developed eggs may struggle to successfully combine with sperm, potentially resulting in early miscarriage or fetal developmental issues.

Primary Causes of Poor Egg Development

    Ovarian Development Abnormalities: Poor ovarian development is a common cause of ovulation abnormalities, including pituitary prolactinoma, high prolactin levels, and Sheehan's syndrome. Elevated prolactin levels may lead to poor follicle development.

    Hypothalamus-Pituitary Factors: Abnormal pituitary and hypothalamus function is a common issue in poor egg development, including primary organic factors, primary functional factors, secondary organic lesions, and secondary functional factors, all of which may lead to inadequate follicle development.

    Premature Ovarian Failure: Some cases of poor egg development in women result from premature ovarian failure. These patients may have a normal menstrual cycle early on, even a history of fertility, but later experience scanty menstruation, potentially leading to complete amenorrhea. Patients with premature ovarian failure experience early ovarian decline, which may cause poor follicle development. The correct approach is to improve ovarian and egg quality, such as taking supplements recommended by American experts, including coenzyme Q10, to nourish ovarian function and scientifically formulate and use ovulation-promoting drugs.

    Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS): PCOS is also one of the reasons for poor egg development. Patients' ovaries enlarge, with multiple small follicles developing, but these small follicles fail to mature.

    Other Factors: Overly restrictive dieting, mental stress, excessive weight, and other health factors may disrupt female hormones, directly affecting follicle development, leading to infertility. Lifestyle factors, such as a sudden drop in estrogen levels after induced abortion, affect the egg's living environment and quality. Smoking, alcohol consumption, and irregular diet may cause women to enter menopause early, seriously affecting ovarian function, resulting in decreased egg quality and fertility. Planning for pregnancy after the age of 35, with changes in age, lifestyle, and environment, may rapidly reduce egg quantity.

For patients unable to conceive naturally, in the pursuit of IVF, to obtain the required number of eggs for one IVF cycle, ovulation-stimulating drugs are usually used. Dr. Nathan Zhang emphasizes that a single high-quality IVF cycle will not harm a woman's body and ensures the baby's health. Therefore, ovulation stimulation and egg retrieval techniques are crucial.

As a recognized expert in the field of assisted reproduction, Dr. Nathan Zhang, the founder of IVF USA, will provide personalized, scientific treatment advice. Our team is dedicated to offering safe and efficient reproductive solutions for every patient. Currently, IVF USA provides services such as American egg freezing, American IVF, and third-party assisted reproduction for those in need. Our services have expanded to areas outside the United States, including Japanese IVF and egg freezing, Thai IVF and egg freezing, as well as Mexico, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and other regions. We collaborate with top IVF doctors globally, ensuring a smooth journey for your IVF.