In today's society, there are more and more people suffering from infertility, but they also crave to have their own babies. Against this backdrop, the technology of in vitro fertilization was born. IVF has brought good news to families facing infertility. And now there are many people who give birth to twins through in vitro fertilization. Today, let me introduce whether in vitro fertilization is always two?
Is IVF necessarily two
IVF does not necessarily require two embryos, one embryo can be transferred or two embryos can be transferred. But most hospitals recommend patients to transplant two, which can improve the implantation rate and the success rate of in vitro fertilization. It may be two surviving together, or only one surviving, or one not surviving at all.
What is IVF
In China, "in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer" (IVF-ET) is often referred to as "in vitro fertilization". In fact, in vitro fertilization is a special technique that involves taking both eggs and sperm out of the body, allowing them to complete the fertilization process in an artificially controlled environment outside the body, and then transferring the early embryos into the female uterus to conceive into a child.
The babies produced through in vitro fertilization technology are called test tube babies, and these children also grow up in the mother's uterus. It can be said that 'in vitro fertilization' is equivalent to 'in vitro fertilization'.
The above is some understanding and introduction about whether there are always two types of IVF. I hope it will be helpful to everyone after reading it. IVF is not always two, it is done to increase the success rate, and patients can also choose to transfer one embryo. Actually, as long as we can give birth to a baby, it's good. Having twin babies is also a gratifying thing.
