Can I do IVF if I have a small uterus?

In vitro fertilization is a method of pregnancy that many women who have difficulty conceiving would choose, and with the modern development of in vitro fertilization, its success rate is getting higher and higher. In vitro fertilization is mainly achieved by combining sperm and eggs in vitro and then implanting them into the woman's uterus. However, the uterus of each woman is different. Some women's uterus is not too small. If the uterus is too small, can IVF be performed?

Can I do IVF if my uterus is too small?

A small uterus indicates congenital underdevelopment. IVF can also be done, but the success rate varies from person to person. In vitro fertilization is a technology that uses eggs and sperm to fertilize in vitro and then transplant them into the body for reproduction. It requires normal eggs and sperm. If there is no abnormality in the ovaries and the follicles develop normally, it can be done, but the success rate cannot be guaranteed. Generally speaking, it is difficult to generalize whether a woman with a small uterus can undergo IVF. Other relevant examination information is also needed. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for a comprehensive examination to decide on further examination and treatment.

Can I do IVF after having a vasectomy?

You can do in vitro fertilization after ligation. In vitro fertilization is often referred to as trying to make sperm and egg meet and fertilize outside the body. The specific method is to first use drugs to encourage the bilateral ovaries to grow more eggs. After they mature, the eggs are taken out and placed in a culture medium that simulates the human body environment. Then, treated semen is added. After a period of culture, the sperm and eggs can fuse into fertilized eggs and divide into 4-8 cells. Then, 2-3 best-developed embryos are selected and placed back into the uterine cavity to continue their growth and development. The medical term for test-tube baby is in vitro fertilization-embryo transfer.

Generally speaking, as long as a woman has a healthy uterus, she is eligible for IVF. Therefore, whether a woman with a small uterus can undergo IVF depends on the health of her uterus. However, considering that the success rate of in vitro fertilization is not high, usually only 20%-30%, it is recommended that young men and women who have the conditions should conceive through normal means.