U.S. IVF Insights: How Can Women Born in the 90s Navigate the Uncertainty of Years of Trying to Conceive?

2024-08-20 20:25:30，浏览量： 15次

 

A woman born in 1991 recently shared her journey of trying to conceive, candidly admitting that despite her and her husband’s efforts over the past four years, they have not yet succeeded in becoming pregnant. Despite facing numerous setbacks, she has maintained a positive mindset, facing each day with optimism. This resilience has rekindled her confidence, motivating her to continue striving toward her dream of starting a family.

 

As women born in the 90s enter their prime reproductive years, an increasing number of young couples are facing challenges in trying to conceive. Data from within the country shows that the incidence of infertility is rising in this group, particularly among women under significant life stress, making it more difficult to achieve successful pregnancies.

 

A woman’s fertility is influenced by various factors, with age being one of the most critical. For women between the ages of 20 and 30, if ovarian function is normal, the monthly chance of pregnancy is relatively high. However, as age increases, especially after 30, fertility gradually declines. By the age of 35, the decrease in ovarian function becomes more pronounced, which not only lowers the chances of natural conception but also increases the risk of pregnancy-related complications.

 

Stress is another important factor affecting female fertility. Many women born in the 90s are in a crucial stage of career development, and the pressures of work and life often leave them physically and mentally exhausted. The fast-paced lifestyle and psychological stress can also become obstacles on the road to conception. In such cases, a woman’s fertility may be inhibited, making it more difficult to conceive.

 

In addition, physiological factors are often the causes of infertility. The health of the fallopian tubes, ovaries, and uterus plays a vital role in achieving a successful pregnancy. If a woman has issues such as blocked fallopian tubes or ovarian dysfunction, the difficulty of conceiving increases significantly. Similarly, the health of the uterus is directly related to the successful implantation and development of the embryo. Moreover, environmental issues such as air pollution and pesticide residues are also considered potential factors affecting reproductive health.

 

For women facing difficulties in trying to conceive, IVF technology offers a practical solution. Dr. Nathan Zhang from IVF USA points out that, particularly for women over 30 with infertility issues, IVF is an option worth considering. For women over 35, IVF should be regarded as the primary choice.

 

IVF technology has been widely adopted in the United States, with success rates ranking among the highest globally. U.S. IVF technology can culture embryos to the blastocyst stage in the laboratory and perform genetic screening to eliminate defective embryos, selecting healthy blastocysts for transfer. In contrast, domestic IVF technology generally only cultures embryos to the early stage of day three, making it difficult to fully assess the health of the embryos.

If you are considering realizing your dream of parenthood through IVF technology, or if you have any special needs regarding your fertility plan, Dr. Nathan Zhang and his team at IVF USA are always available to provide professional support and guidance. Currently, IVF USA offers services such as U.S. egg freezing and U.S. IVF, and our operations have expanded beyond the U.S. to include Japan IVF and egg freezing, Thailand IVF and egg freezing, as well as Mexico, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. We work closely with IVF doctors worldwide. Let’s work together to help you achieve your ideal family structure and fertility goals.